The Key to Massive Growth on Merch By Amazon: My SECRET to Finding Endless T-Shirt Niche Ideas

In this video I'm breaking down why so many sellers fail on Merch by Amazon. Today I'll share tips and my best secret to increase your Print on Demand sales and the mistake that may have kept me from making designs and tiering up faster in Amazon Merch.

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[geudysantana]

It’s my first time watching your content thanks for being unique and light not as other YouTuber, throwing junk. God bless

[joshg]

Hey Hannah. I’ve been doing Merch for 5 years. Occasionally I’ll go to YouTube for reminders and inspiration. There’s a lot of junk out there, but having viewed three or four of your videos I can honestly say that you’re bringing great value.

Keep it up!

[ewelinab]

I'm binge watching all your videos Hannah. Great info, no unnecessary editing, no noise, that's so rare nowadays 🙂. Just applied for Merch and planning to start selling soon. Thanks

[DwntwnLAStyle]

Answered everything I needed to know thank you.😊

[bonniehoke-scedrov]

I'm binge watching your videos and taking notes! You must be doing something really right. Thank you so much for a fabulous content!

[Shakim-xstq]

Wow! So many rules and variables w Amazon merch. I might just stick to Printify.

[calledforapurpose]

Hello Hannah, thank you for these great information you shared with us. Fiy the code for merch informer is not working

[MoonHutMusic]

Thank you so explaining this. I have a question, the number of products that competition checker gives does not match the number of products when I type the same phrase into Amazon. Where do they get the number?

[miners_treasures]

Would you suggest Kittl over Canva now?

[VintageRusticArt]

Hi Hannah! Thanks for the videos! Who do you use or is best to use as a printer for ETSY, EBAY, SHOPIFY etc? Printly? Printify?

[niceice]

I've heard several other creators talk about merch informer but this is the absolute best step-by-step tutorial on how to use it I've found. I've been using some of the free features for the past year but this made me want the pro account. I wish I would have seen this before buying Pretty Merch Pro+

[charlietaylor.]

I'm always searching for ways to become successful as a beginner seller on Etsy cause I wasn't approved for Amazon :( I've loved every video I've watched of yours, specially the one where you mention to not spend too much time trying to create unique designs that could take hours, which is what I was doing, but I'm learning not to lol Thank you!

[mayak.]

Hannah, I just got approved a couple of days ago, and jumped in with both feet, just uploading some designs that *I* love. Now that I've watched this video, I'm wondering if two things:

1. Should I only be creating designs for ONE niche? Your example with the DIY woman niche - do you never put any other designs in that shop? My challenge is that I have SO many niche ideas - would you suggest creating a different merch account for each of these niche ideas? Like how do you branch out from one niche into multiple niches?

2. My first few designs have already been approved and are live, but they are not all in one niche: some are kiddie T-shirts, and others are fun tote bags. Would you recommend removing all of them and starting again, focused on just one niche and just T-shirts? Or did you mean one niche and one product type? Or???

Thanks for any insights. And a giant thank you for starting this channel and sharing what you're learning! I was going to just go buy my own merch as gifts for family and friends (based on one of your more recent videos that I watched yesterday!), but this idea of actually picking a niche and promoting it and getting organic sales makes MUCH more sense, now that I'm thinking about it. So, yeah, thank you so much! 😍

[lorenzozampetti]

Thanks for sharing these precious information Hannah. I have a question though. Can I use Merch informer to understand whether a niche might be profitable even on Etsy? Or is it a tool that I should be using only if I want to sell products on Amazon Merch? Thank you

[melissaweisman]

Would you use Merch Informer for Etsy's too?

[mrpensive]

life-changing sales..oh Hannah!!, a question for ya, if you lost your job, and with the knowledge, you have gained, what's the quickest way to try to get that monthly income ya just lost, what would you do, I guess doing what you're doing now??

[nywiechmann]

Hi Hannah. Great video! Does Amazon own my designs when I submit them? I see the word "royalties" in the contract and wonder if you could explain this to us since you're the expert/guru.

[hebbiederman]

Hi Hannah, thanks for your video. Question for you: Let's say a niche I plug into merch informer gets an A, can't that just mean that there's not a lot of competition? How would I know if people are actually searching for that niche?

[fancyempress]

Hello thank you for this video. Which level of merch informer would your recommend? The 9.99 or the 19.99 plan? Thanks!

[helensmith]

Does TESS cover just the US, or is it global? Thanks.