Top 5 Trending Redbubble Designs For Christmas - Redbubble Trends - Print On Deman Niche Research

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Martinez shares five Redbubble Christmas design ideas, plus a bonus, reminding viewers to double-check trademarks on everything. 1) ‘This is my Christmas pajama shirt’ — he is seeing a lot of this style; competition may be high, but mixing the saying into a niche you already do well in can make sales. 2) Humor: a T-Rex that can’t reach to put the star on the Christmas tree (’the struggle’), which he says ranks well on Redbubble, works on a t-shirt and also well on a greeting card; he suggests cross-checking the illustration’s sales on Amazon or Etsy via BSR/reviews. 3) Christmas patterns mixed with your niche, applied to masks — he says pattern masks are doing really well and he sells these consistently on Redbubble. 4) Another pattern example: buffalo plaid masks in variations such as all-red with white design, all-white with red pattern, and black/red plaid, presented as a standout pattern to adapt to your niche. 5) ‘COVID 2020 Christmas’ — he warns this is doing well but is risky: Merch by Amazon and Amazon in general don’t allow designs around human tragedy/gray-area topics, he personally would not risk the account he treats as a long-term investment, each platform’s terms of service must be read, and if anything he suggests putting such a design only on your own personal website. Bonus: cats (or dogs) ‘for everybody’ Christmas illustrations — take a strong main illustration, mix it with Christmas, and scale it across your different niches, being first/best to dominate that search real estate.

Key takeaways

• Mix a proven Christmas format (’this is my Christmas pajama shirt’) into your own strong niche to beat competition
• Humorous Christmas illustrations can sell on both t-shirts and greeting cards on Redbubble
• Christmas patterns and buffalo plaid on masks were a consistently selling Redbubble product type in the video
• Avoid COVID/tragedy Christmas designs on Merch by Amazon — account risk outweighs sales; own website only if at all
• Scale one strong animal illustration across niches for Christmas and aim to be first to rank for it

Episode details: published November 29, 2020 · 6:50 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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