🚀Jumpstart Your Success: Best Print On Demand Niches 2024 Revealed!

About this video

Martinez walks through print-on-demand niche research using Merch Informer — which he says has a seven-day free trial with his coupon code — starting from Product Research / Movers and Shakers to find daily sellers on Amazon Merch on Demand, then checking each listing’s BSR history on Amazon. The niches he examines are: ‘Everything hurts’ (437 results for ‘my everything hurts t-shirt’), a simple two-word text design he suggests flipping from white text to black text to also sell on lighter shirts, with variants like ’everything hurts and I think I’m dying’; ‘Check out my six pack’ with Japanese sushi (464 results), adapting the long-running six-donuts design to other foods such as Korean barbecue or ramen; ‘Medical doctor loading’ (474 results, 4.6 stars and 46 ratings on the example), a loading-bar graduation / med-school gift design first selling in 2019; ‘I have potential energy’ physics shirt (460 results), which he admits he does not personally understand but says resonates with physics audiences and hovers below 50K BSR; and ‘I enjoy romantic walks through the hardware store’ (526 results), aimed at handymen, which he suggests adapting to sports, golf, thrift, clothing or shoe stores by swapping the wording and graphics. His recurring method is to find a proven saying, change a word or element rather than copying, and use consistently low BSRs as proof of demand.

Key takeaways

• Use Merch Informer’s Movers and Shakers to surface daily Amazon Merch sellers, then verify demand from BSR history before designing
• Simple text designs can be doubled by flipping white text to black text so the same design works on light-colored shirts
• Adapt proven concepts instead of copying: ‘check out my six pack’ moves from donuts to sushi, and could extend to ramen or Korean barbecue
• Niche-insider phrases you may not understand, like the physics ‘I have potential energy’ shirt (460 results), can sell if the target audience instantly gets them
• Swap one element to enter a niche without copying — e.g. change ‘hardware store’ to a sports, thrift, clothing or shoe store and change the graphics to match

Episode details: published February 14, 2024 · 10:11 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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