Top Trending Print On Demand Niche Research Halloween Ideas(Part 2)

About this video

Part 2 of a Halloween niche-research walkthrough in which the creator says he has 60 Halloween niche ideas (with a spreadsheet linked in the description) and reviews live Amazon listings niche by niche, judging each by BSR and whether the sales chart shows consistent selling over time. Niches covered include walrus (‘pretend I’m a walrus’), T-Rex/dinosaurs (he claims the general T-Rex niche alone can generate $5,000 a month if done correctly), axolotl, birthdays falling on Halloween (‘it’s my boo day,’ 50th birthday), blood/‘I’m fine,’ border collie, ghost cows, Dalmatian, football and fall, guinea pig, LGBT pride Halloween, math teachers, music, otter, pickleball, pumpkin-patch family matching sets, skeleton dogs, vampires (including nurse and cat crossovers), volleyball, zombies, tarantulas, skeleton bones, evil clowns, cockatiel, Doberman, eyeballs, gnomes, hippos, mermaid bra tops and skeletons, pandas, and sharks. His recurring method is to find underserved niches where the front page still sells, cross a proven element (skeleton, ghost, witch hat) into a new animal or profession niche, check all-time BSR for sellers that return every Halloween, and scale a winning design across niches and holidays. He discusses starting low to gain sales velocity and raising toward $19.99, and repeatedly warns viewers to check trademarks and copyrights themselves.

Key takeaways

• Judge a niche by consistent sales: front-page BSRs under roughly a million and all-time charts showing sales returning every Halloween signal a real market.
• Underserved animal niches (walrus, axolotl, otter, guinea pig, cockatiel) can let a strong new design become the top seller because few Halloween designs exist.
• Cross-pollinate proven elements — skeletons, ghosts, and witch hats — into new niches, e.g. vampire-plus-nurse, vampire-plus-cat, or a skeleton for each dog breed.
• Family/matching concepts like pumpkin patch (big brother, dad, mama, grandma of the patch) sell multiple shirts per customer instead of one.
• The creator claims small per-design sales add up across many designs, and reminds viewers to always run their own trademark and copyright checks.

Episode details: published October 7, 2022 · 31:29 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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