5 HOT Print on Demand T Shirt Niche Research Ideas Merch By Amazon #13 Low Competition Profitable

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The creator shares five print-on-demand t-shirt niches found with Merch Informer, using its Movers and Shakers and Product Search tools and citing average BSR and competition ratings. First is Miami girls trip, with an average BSR around 300k that he says signals demand, especially in summer, and he urges thinking of other top vacation spots such as New York, Hawaii, New Orleans, Georgia, California and Cancun, plus related ideas like road trip. Second is ‘my wife has an awesome wife’ in the lesbian/gay pride niche, around 250k BSR, with a flipped variant ‘my husband has an awesome wife’ and other funny ways to compliment a partner. Third is ‘introverted but willing to discuss dogs,’ about 227k BSR, a simple text design he says can be scaled by swapping dogs for cats, tacos, plants, horses, music, anime, mushrooms and more. Fourth is ‘sorry I’m late I saw a dog,’ about 1.1 million average BSR, scalable across dog breeds and to cat, cow, tractor or chicken, and to other products like tank tops, sweatshirts, magnets and bumper stickers. Fifth is best friend matching shirts, such as peanut butter and jelly or milk and cookies, noting customers may buy two shirts at once. Throughout he stresses mining keywords for hidden ideas, designing for white and light-colored shirts, keeping designs simple, and always double-checking trademarks.

Key takeaways

• Use Merch Informer’s Movers and Shakers and Product Search to find niches, checking average BSR and competition ratings for demand
• Girls-trip designs can expand beyond Miami to other vacation destinations and are presented as especially strong in summer
• Swap one keyword in a proven phrase — e.g. dogs to cats, plants, horses or tacos in the introverted design — to create dozens of variants
• ‘Sorry I’m late I saw a dog’ and ‘best friend’ matching shirts show how one concept can scale across breeds, animals, phrases and product types beyond t-shirts
• Keep designs simple, design for white/light shirts, mine listing keywords for new ideas, and always double-check trademarks before publishing

Episode details: published April 21, 2022 · 12:57 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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