How To Do Profitable Niche Research For Merch By Amazon On UK Marketplace

About this video

The creator shows how to do Merch by Amazon niche research for the UK marketplace. He starts with Google, searching for popular hobbies in the UK and a magazine.co.uk list of trending UK hobbies — including video games, football/soccer, sewing, rock climbing, roller skating, gardening, angling, golf, pottery and rowing — then types those hobbies into merch research tools and Amazon.co.uk to check ratings, reviews and BSRs. A rock climbing search produces messy results and only sparse sellers, while roller skating looks more promising, with retro roller-skate designs on white and black shirts that he describes as consistent sellers, so he flags roller skating as a niche worth entering. He urges sellers in higher tiers to upload new designs to all marketplaces, not just the US, because there is less competition elsewhere. The creator reports averaging close to $500 to $1,000 a month from the UK, over $1,000 a month there in Q4, and close to $3,000 a month across the other marketplaces combined, presenting them as an extra income stream.

Key takeaways

• Seed UK niche ideas from Google searches for popular and trending UK hobbies, then validate each hobby on Amazon.co.uk
• Use the same workflow as US research — Merch Informer, merchresearch.com and the Amazon search bar — but set to the UK marketplace
• Check BSRs, ratings and reviews for consistent selling; in the video roller skating validated better than rock climbing
• Upload new designs to all marketplaces, not just the US, to exploit lower competition in the UK and Germany
• Earnings figures are the creator’s own reports: he claims roughly $500-$1,000/month from the UK, more in Q4, and close to $3,000/month across other marketplaces combined

Episode details: published July 1, 2022 · 9:34 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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