5 Low Competition Print on Demand Niches (One Has Only 64 Results)

About this video

The creator presents five low-competition print-on-demand niche ideas, for each showing the concept, its Amazon result/competition count, and an Ideogram prompt and generated design for making a unique version, while warning viewers to check trademarks and copyrights themselves. The niches are: (1) ‘I do not pet the fluffy cows’ for Yellowstone National Park — a sarcastic joke mistaking a bison for a cow, with 64 results; (2) ‘I identify as a problem’ with a raccoon/trash panda, noted as showing 50 bought in the past month, with 108 results, described as a cute evergreen design; (3) ‘You don’t stop fishing when you get old, you get old when you stop fishing,’ with 135 results, pitched for birthdays, Father’s Day and Christmas as well as year-round; (4) a black Labrador hipster drinking iced coffee, found on Etsy, Amazon and Google and described as consistently selling, with 154 results — the suggested twist is swapping dog breeds or hats such as a cowboy hat, or hot coffee instead of iced; (5) ‘I can land a plane,’ a simple-text funny pilot saying with 218 results, with a suggested white-on-dark variant. Throughout he notes AI output needs clean-up, and promotes his paid research offer of 20 niches a week and access to 2,300 niches for $10 a month, plus a free spreadsheet.

Key takeaways

• Judge a niche by both demand signals (e.g. ‘50 bought in the past month’) and low result counts — the five examples range from 64 to 218 results.
• Enter a proven niche with a unique flip — swap the animal/breed, hat, drink or colourway — rather than copying the selling design.
• Use Ideogram to generate a text-accurate starting design with transparent background, then clean up AI errors and upscale before uploading.
• Favour evergreen angles that can also peak at holidays: the fishing saying is pitched for birthdays, Father’s Day and Christmas as well as all year.
• Always do your own trademark and copyright checks before creating and uploading a design based on shared research.

Episode details: published August 30, 2026 · 9:00 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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