Uncover the Top T-Shirt Print on Demand Niches for 2024 – You Won't Believe!

About this video

Martinez walks through low-competition print-on-demand shirt ideas found via Merch Informer’s Movers and Shakers, stressing inspiration only — do not copy designs and double-check trademarks/copyrights. Examples: ‘My dog thinks I’m perfect, who cares what anyone else thinks’ ($18.99, 4.6 stars/3 ratings, 208 search results), which he would swap to cats, bearded dragons, iguanas and other animals/paw prints; ‘I drink a lot of water — filtered through coffee’ (290 results), a simple text joke about caffeine/water for summer; ‘You don’t scare me, I coach girls basketball’ ($16.99, 4.6 stars/73 ratings noted, 306 results), riding rising interest in women’s basketball/WNBA without using pro teams; ‘Sorry my snake ate my homework’ ($19.99, 5.0/8 ratings, 322 results), swappable to other reptiles/animals and sold on black and white shirts by changing font colour; and ‘I prefer not to think before speaking’ ($17.99, 4.4/551 ratings, 272 results). He reads BSR charts for consistent selling, noting a design need not be a top seller — 1-2 sales a week add up — and discusses pricing trade-offs: $16.99-type competitive pricing for velocity/ranking versus $19.95-$19.99 for about $5 royalty (selling 20 shirts at $5 = $100 vs at $3 = $60).

Key takeaways

• Swap one proven saying across animals/sports/coaching variants instead of copying a design — e.g. dog to cat/bearded dragon/iguana, girls to boys/women’s basketball
• Check exact-phrase search result counts he cites as low competition: 208, 290, 306, 322 and 272 results for the five main ideas
• Use Merch Informer Movers and Shakers/Product Research to surface daily sellers and their BSRs across marketplaces and product types
• Price deliberately: lower prices like $16.99 can build velocity and organic ranking, while ~$19.99 targets about $5 royalty per shirt
• Always double-check trademarks/copyrights and avoid professional sports teams/logos even when riding a trending sport

Episode details: published May 22, 2024 · 10:40 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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