The Secret Amazon T-Shirt Tool That's Making Sellers Rich in 2024!

About this video

Despite the title, the video is a live Merch Informer research session, not a reveal of a secret new tool. The creator says he has used Merch Informer since 2017, calls it possibly the first Amazon Merch research tool, and uses Merch Hunter by excluding brands and setting reviews down to 10 to find fresh, low-review listings. An example Harris/Walz presidential-election shirt is cited with 600 bought in the past month, 4.0 out of 5 with 2 ratings and a 13K BSR, uploaded at the beginning of the month. He says he has done print on demand for about eight years, prefers current/special events over struggling evergreen niches, and is preparing Q4 Halloween/Thanksgiving/Christmas ideas. He promotes his Top Research Design Vault at $10 a month, now weekly with 240-plus niches, aiming to add 50 to 100 Halloween ideas. Switching to Movers and Shakers, he reads BSR charts for consistency and multiple drops as evidence of sales, brainstorms remixes like ‘I love curling’ from ‘I love baseball/girlfriend’, ‘my sleigh broke so now I teach’ from a Halloween version, and swapping ‘I’m not a regular mom, I’m a plant mom’ into other mom/dad hobbies. He then checks that phrase in Merch Informer’s trademark checker and the USPTO and finds ‘plant mom’ live for t-shirts, so he says it cannot be used without rights. He also examines a ‘Did you try icing yet?’ gingerbread-nurse design first sold in 2023 and already selling in August, and a Halloween gnomes-in-a-truck design, then uses Ideogram 2.0’s Describe feature to rewrite it as three cartoonish gnomes on a red truck with a pumpkin spice coffee cup at a 4-by-5 ratio, noting you can upscale and remove the background in Ideogram, Photopea or Canva.

Key takeaways

• Merch Informer workflow: in Merch Hunter exclude brands and set reviews to around 10 to surface fresh, low-review listings, then check Movers and Shakers for consistent BSR drops
• Creator’s claimed example signal: a Harris/Walz shirt with 600 bought in the past month, 2 ratings and 13K BSR shortly after upload
• Remix proven concepts into new niches/holidays (I love [sport], my sleigh broke, not a regular mom/dad) rather than copying a listing directly
• Always trademark-check phrases: he found ‘plant mom’ was a live trademark for t-shirts in the USPTO, so that exact phrase was off-limits without rights
• Use Ideogram’s Describe on a reference design, change elements (gray truck to red, add pumpkin spice cup), generate at 4x5, then upscale and remove the background

Episode details: published September 2, 2024 · 18:00 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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