Print On Demand: 7 Hidden Niches Making $100+ Monthly

About this video

The creator shares low-competition print-on-demand niche ideas he found researching on Amazon — usable, he says, on Merch by Amazon, Redbubble, Etsy, TeePublic or a seller’s own site — with repeated reminders to double-check trademarks and copyrights yourself. The title’s ‘$100+ monthly’ figure is echoed in his introduction, where he says some of these niches are making over $100 a month and made a first sale within the last week or so; those earnings are his claims, not independently verified in the video. Ideas explored include nurse/scrubs designs for St. Patrick’s Day and other holidays; a general, non-team-specific Super Bowl design about being there for the food, commercials and halftime show that he says spikes each January; a ‘Gulf of Mexico forever’ retro sunset design tied to the Gulf renaming debate; a capybara taking a selfie with UFOs, plus a related animals-howling-at-the-moon angle he discovers during the research; a text-based ‘I love my wife — yes, she bought me this shirt’ concept that can be swapped to other family members; and matching family birthday dinosaur designs such as ‘Mom of the Two-Rex’ extended to dad, siblings and higher Rex counts to increase order size. He closes by demonstrating Merch Informer’s Merch Hunter filters and using all-time BSR charts to spot consistency and demand.

Key takeaways

• Read all-time BSR charts for consistency: repeated downward moves indicate repeated sales, and the creator looks for designs that sold recently and keep selling.
• Build family sets from one proven concept — mom, dad, sister, brother versions, or different counts — so buyers purchase multiple shirts and royalties per order rise.
• Use general wording around big events, avoiding team names or protected terms, so a design can recur yearly and reduce trademark risk; still check trademarks yourself.
• Swap the animal, relative or holiday in a working concept — for example different animals with UFO or moon imagery, or medical/scrubs designs for each holiday — to enter demand with a fresh angle.
• Use Merch Hunter-style filtering by low review counts and excluded brands to surface newer, lower-competition listings to research further.

Episode details: published February 10, 2025 · 16:48 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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