Top Niche Research Ideas Take Your Merch by Amazon & Redbubble Account to the Next Level #25

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A long niche-research walkthrough for Merch by Amazon and Redbubble (he also says the ideas apply to Etsy and other products), centred on reading BSR charts for demand and finding your own saying instead of copying a crowded design, which he warns leaves you on page 10. He recommends his favourite research tool’s ‘Movers and Shakers’ product-research feature for a stream of new selling-shirt ideas. Ideas covered: ‘I have selective hearing, you were not selected,’ a simple sarcastic text design he says has sold since 2019 and is at its lowest BSR; ‘Rock the test’ for testing day, aimed at teachers and students — he notes a version uploaded 24 March 2023 was already around 38k BSR, and advises uploading for men, women and youth; ‘Glow Party Mom’ and the wider glow-party family (squad, dad, birthday, ‘glow hard or glow home’); ‘Purple Up for Military Kids Month’ in April, mixing the purple theme with trending styles like rainbow leopard print, dinosaurs or unicorns; an Earth Day text design built on recycle/reuse/renew/rethink ahead of Earth Day on 22 April, with a warning to double-check trademarks and copyright; ‘My son-in-law is my favorite child,’ a retro text design he says was uploaded 12 January 2023 and reached about 22k BSR, with daughter-in-law as a variant; cute Easter bunny faces, which he argues are evergreen because the designs carry no eggs and keep selling after Easter; a butterfly tree design he says dates to 2019 and is around 18k BSR, also doing well on tote bags and other products; general political sayings around Donald Trump, noting he personally stays away from political designs and suggesting general phrases for people who don’t want to state support explicitly; ‘I like murder shows, comfy clothes and maybe three people’ for true-crime/murder-show fans; and ‘Vintage 2010, official teenager’ 13th-birthday designs, extensible to other ages and birth years.

Key takeaways

• Enter a proven niche with a different saying, layout or style — copying what already ranks puts you on page 10
• Use a movers-and-shakers style research feed to surface newly selling shirts and niches you would never think of
• Seasonal hooks sell when mixed with a trend: e.g. Purple Up for Military Kids Month in April plus a trending print style
• Designs without hard seasonal markers (e.g. bunny faces with no eggs) can stay evergreen and spike again each season
• Upload test-day and similar designs for men, women and youth, and consider other products beyond t-shirts

Episode details: published April 15, 2023 · 18:21 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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