5 Secret Low Competition Niches That Will Make You Money For Print On Demand!

About this video

RJ Martinez presents five low-competition, evergreen print-on-demand niche ideas found through Amazon research, emphasising inspiration over copying and repeated trademark/copyright checks. The five: (1) ‘I know my ABCs — Attendance, Behaviors and Consequences’ for behaviour therapists/psychologists, a text design with 4.3 stars from 12 ratings, first sale in 2021 and consistent sales since (355 results for the research phrase); (2) ‘Color Guard Mom’ for marching-band parents, 4.6 stars from 520 ratings, first sale in 2019 and still consistently selling (314 results for ‘I am a color guard mom t shirt’) — he suggests mining Facebook groups, Instagram, Pinterest and Reddit for what buyers in such niches actually say; (3) a ‘Latina’ shirt spelling the word with periodic-table element symbols, 4.6 stars from 528 ratings (134 results); (4) a ‘Pop Pop’ definition shirt for grandfathers — pure text, no artwork — rated 4.6 from 65 ratings, first sale in 2021 (147 results); and (5) ‘But did you take attendance?’ for school attendance secretaries, first selling about two years earlier with a seasonal lift around back-to-school in August (845 results). He pitches his own niche-research vault, saying it supplies niche ideas, related keywords, low-competition data, trademark checks and inspiration links, and he demonstrates Merch Informer’s Merch Hunter and Movers and Shakers tools. The creator claims this research approach has generated over $350,000 all-time on his Merch by Amazon account with over 100,000 products sold, and claims one of his shirts once made over $8,000 in a single month.

Key takeaways

• Passionate occupation and role niches (therapists, school attendance staff, marching-band parents) can sustain evergreen designs for years.
• Validate with history, not hype: the examples show first sales in 2019-2021 with BSR charts still indicating consistent sales in 2024.
• Definition shirts and periodic-table wordplay show that pure-text, no-artwork designs can become consistent sellers.
• Use Merch Informer’s Movers and Shakers and Merch Hunter to surface daily movers and filter Amazon results by keyword and BSR.
• Treat shown designs as inspiration only — research the sub-niche (including social groups) and create an original design, after trademark and copyright checks; all income figures are the creator’s claims.

Episode details: published July 8, 2024 · 16:17 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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