50 Print on Demand Niches That Sell in Q4 (Upload These NOW, Not in October)

About this video

RJ Martinez argues sellers lose Q4 by uploading Halloween designs in October and Christmas designs in December, because Amazon needs weeks to index and rank a listing; the sellers making sales uploaded in summer and already collected reviews. Framed as a list of 50 niches for the back half of the year, the video walks through fall, back-to-school, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, football and event ideas with a design angle for each, checking demand on Amazon (BSR) and Etsy (listing age, views and sales via a tool he calls EverBee/EverB). Recurring patterns include Highland cows and raccoons/’trash pandas’ and a silly goose carried across seasons, and proven templates swapped out by occupation, animal, grade or year: e.g. ‘just a girl who loves fall,’ recess/lunch/hallway duty survivor, first day of school and ‘future class of 2039,’ ‘fueled by coffee and classroom chaos,’ ‘chaos included’ flannel/cardigan season, pumpkin spice sayings, naps-plus-food Thanksgiving lines, bonfire and bad decisions, ‘in my football mom era,’ Oktoberfest ‘Prost,’ Grandparents Day legend, spooky/feral raccoon, Boo Crew/ghost squad, ’this is my costume’ and ‘I forgot it was Halloween,’ tired witch, ghoul gang, pumpkin patch cutie/coolest, Boneyard/Boo brunch, Day of the Dead sugar skulls, ‘feast mode activated,’ thankful for dogs and coffee, ‘gobble till you wobble,’ Friendsgiving squad, turkey grill sergeant, ‘merry and slightly unhinged,’ ugly-sweater animals, ‘Santa’s favorite’ plus an occupation, cookie baking crew, ‘Dear Santa, bring…’ lines, cozy vibes, baby’s first Christmas, ’new year, same coffee,’ ‘2027 loading,’ hunting season, October pink breast-cancer awareness, and America 250 / 1776 / Veterans Day and 250th Christmas angles. He repeatedly warns to double-check trademarks and copyrights, especially military branches and team-like designs, and ends pitching a free niche spreadsheet, free weekly niches, and his paid Top Research Design Vault, which he prices at $10 a month in the video.

Key takeaways

• Upload Q4 designs months early (he is working in July) because Amazon needs weeks to index and rank listings before the holiday peak.
• Carry proven animals and templates across seasons: Highland cow, raccoon/trash panda and goose, swapped by occupation, grade, drink, food or year.
• Judge demand from Amazon BSR and Etsy listing age versus views/sales rather than from a design’s look alone.
• Group/matching concepts (Boo Crew, Friendsgiving squad, cookie baking crew, ghoul gang) are pitched as ways to sell several shirts at once.
• Double-check every phrase for trademarks and copyrights, and avoid military branch and other protected branding unless you have rights.

Episode details: published July 20, 2026 · 1:19:22 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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