5 Low Competition Print On Demand Niches Selling RIGHT NOW

About this video

The creator shares five low-competition niche ideas for print on demand, each with a competition or result count, a prompt idea for Ideogram AI, and ways to enter without copying the example. First, an animal riding a vintage-style bike with a basket, shown with a dachshund; he suggests swapping the animal, such as to an English bulldog, frog or raccoon, or changing the bike style, and points to a BSR chart he reads as consistent sales. Second, Dominican Republic pride aimed at girls, which he says generalizes to any pride niche because emotion drives purchases; he counts repeated drops in the last-30-days chart as repeated sales. Third, a pizza gamer in a gaming chair; he suggests swapping the food to hamburger or sushi, changing the chair, or adapting it for girl gamers, while noting AI outputs can miss details like chair legs. Fourth, a ‘snacks make me nicer’ raccoon, which he thinks could also work for similar creatures. Fifth, dolphins, tied to ocean trips, aquariums and dolphin watching, with color and composition changes or multiple dolphins as angles. Throughout he warns viewers to double-check trademarks and copyrights, offers the prompts in a free spreadsheet, and promotes his weekly research guide, which he says adds 20 niches a week and gives access to over 1,800 past ideas.

Key takeaways

• Enter a proven niche by swapping the animal, object or audience
• Use BSR movement over 30 days to judge consistent demand
• Pride and emotion-based designs can transfer across many groups
• Use Ideogram prompts to generate variations, then fix AI flaws
• Always double-check trademarks and copyrights before listing

Episode details: published April 1, 2026 · 11:17 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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