I Found a Hidden Amazon Merch T-Shirt Goldmine: Election Merch That's Flying Off the Shelves!

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The creator presents creative, low-competition print-on-demand niche ideas mixing trending topics with consistent evergreen demand, and promotes his Top Research Design Vault — which he says now holds 240+ niches, is updated weekly instead of monthly, and costs $10 a month — showing its spreadsheet of niches, keywords, competition counts, and inspiration links. Examples he reviews: a 2024 Kamala Harris / Donald Trump sarcastic ‘cat ladies’ design, which he praises as a simple graphic statement with no text to worry about for trademarks, noting a BSR around 33k after being uploaded the previous month; a coquette bow with American football styling for Thanksgiving/football season, noting a BSR around 52k, uploaded in July 2024, with related listings showing low BSRs and ‘200 sold in past month’ type results, which he calls a goldmine niche combinable with other sports; and a general ‘voting prevents unwanted presidencies’ design at about 58k BSR, which he prefers as more evergreen than candidate-specific designs. He repeatedly warns to check trademarks and copyrights himself, notes the word ‘unwanted’ appeared trademarked in his check, cautions that mean or face-based political designs can be taken down and rules differ by platform, and notes Amazon does not allow ads on political products. He then demos Merch Informer, the research tool he says he uses (with his affiliate coupon and a free trial): in Merch Hunter he filters out brands, sets reviews around 10, and browses results, pointing to evergreen sellers like a 4th of July fighter-jets/American flag design that first sold in 2023 and sells year-round, plus newer July 4th designs first selling in April 2024.

Key takeaways

• Look for hidden niches by combining trending/current events (elections, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas/Q4) with evergreen demand, and check BSR — lower means more sales velocity
• Simple graphic-only or general-niche designs (e.g. voting in general rather than a specific candidate) can avoid phrase-trademark problems and last beyond one event
• Combining two niches can work well, as with the coquette bow plus American football design the creator found selling strongly
• Always double-check trademarks and copyrights yourself; platform rules on political designs differ and Amazon does not allow ads for political products
• Merch Informer’s Merch Hunter can surface low-competition designs by filtering brands and review counts and reviewing all-time sales/BSR history

Episode details: published September 9, 2024 · 16:18 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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