5 Low Competition Print on Demand Niches (One Is Riding 2 Trends at Once)

About this video

The creator walks through five low-competition print-on-demand niches, showing the Amazon listing, its result/competition level, and a design he generates for each using KD (he says he normally uses Ideogram AI but tests KD’s agentic AI here; KD also offers background removal, vectorizing, and upscaling). First is an SLP niche — ‘however you communicate, I am listening’ — aimed at special education / speech-language audiences, illustrated with a silly goose; he notes gooses and raccoons are trending for random-activity designs and recaps this niche at around 150. Second is ‘birthday girl’ with a leopard coquette bow and cherries, which he says rides two Pinterest trends at once at around 100. Third is a tech-support cat (‘have you tried turning it off and on?’) with a retro background, 4.8 stars, consistent BSR sales, recapped at around 300. Fourth is ‘gluten got me tootin’’ with a funny frog, uploaded this year and selling consistently, recapped at around 200, with raccoon and duck variations suggested. Fifth is ‘dad of the very first birthday girl,’ recapped at around 700–800, whose value is selling a whole family set — dad, mom, sister, brother, bonus dad, uncle, birthday boy and girl. He promotes his Top Research Design Vault, saying it delivers 20 niches weekly and access to over 2,000 niches, with a free version containing these niches linked below.

Key takeaways

• Specific beats generic: the SLP ‘however you communicate, I am listening’ goose design targets a defined professional audience at a competition level he puts around 150.
• Stack two simultaneous trends in one design — the leopard coquette bow plus cherries birthday-girl shirt is framed at around 100 and riding two Pinterest trends.
• Everyday-job humor sells consistently: the tech-support cat (‘have you tried turning it off and on?’) shows steady BSR sales at around 300.
• Off-the-wall funny-animal sayings (‘gluten got me tootin’’ frog, around 200) can be swapped onto other trending animals like raccoons and ducks.
• Family-set niches multiply revenue per buyer: ‘dad of the very first birthday girl’ (around 700–800) extends to mom, sister, brother, bonus dad, and uncle versions.

Episode details: published August 13, 2026 · 7:07 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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