5 Low-Competition Print on Demand Niches Most Sellers Miss (2026)

About this video

He presents five low-competition print-on-demand niches for 2026, for each showing an Amazon example, its ratings/BSR and search-result/competition count, then an Ideogram AI prompt idea for making a distinct version. He introduces himself as R.J. Martinez, claiming over eight years in print on demand, over ten years selling online, and hundreds of thousands of dollars generated — his claims. The niches are: (1) Easter chocolate bunny humour — ‘you want a piece of me’ with a sassy chocolate bunny, varying milk/dark/white chocolate; (2) a hip-hop style bunny with backwards hat and glasses, framed as evergreen beyond Easter; (3) pool humour — ‘I beat people with a stick’ for pool players/leagues, with a prompt accident that produced a hockey-stick version he says could also work, prompting thinking about other stick sports; (4) science/chemistry teacher humour — spelling ’teacher’ with periodic-table elements (‘coolest element’), plus a related ‘can I lick it?’ science-teacher example — he admits the AI prompt output for the element spelling is not right and would need rework; and (5) ‘Cruise Squad 2026’ for cruise/family vacations, with variants such as cruise crew, family vacation, birthdays and funny cruising-together sayings, and the option to drop the year. Throughout he stresses adapting concepts rather than copying, thinking of swaps (animal, sport, subject, holiday) and planning ahead for holidays. He promotes his Top Research Design Vault, claiming access to over 1,800 niches plus 20 new niches weekly, with niche, link, competition score, design angle, keywords and prompt, and a free sample download.

Key takeaways

• Five niches covered: chocolate-bunny Easter humour, hip-hop bunny, pool ‘beat people with a stick’, science-teacher periodic table, and Cruise Squad 2026
• Judge niches by ratings, BSR trend, past-month buys and search-result count, not by the design alone
• Use Ideogram AI prompts to create an original version, and expect some prompts to need manual rework
• Extend a winner by swapping the subject — chocolate type, sport, teacher type, or cruise wording/year
• Think seasonally but favour designs with evergreen sales potential beyond one holiday

Episode details: published February 19, 2026 · 12:00 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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