TOP 5 NICHES 🔥 Print on Demand Niche Research #33 — (12/27/2020)

SPONSORS ~ THANK YOU!

🌟 Ryan's Method: Dropshipped Print on Demand Course 🌟

▬▬ LEARN FROM ME ▬▬

► My Courses

► My 8-Day Print on Demand Mini-Course (FREE!)

► My Print on Demand Facebook Group

► Need 1 on 1 Help?

▬▬ LETS CONNECT ▬▬

► Instagram

► Passive Income Facebook Community

► Discord Server

► Ryan Hogue Investing YouTube Channel

▬▬ TOOLS I USE (Print on Demand) ▬▬

⚡ POD PRODUCTION PARTNERS

► Printful ~ My Recommended POD Production Partner

🔥 POD AUTOMATION

► AutomatePOD ~ Automate POD Design Creation

► Merch Titans Automation ~ Automate Your POD Uploads

► Flying Upload ~ Automate Your POD Uploads

► PODTurbo ~ Amazon Seller Central POD Automation

🎨 DESIGN

► All Sunsets ~ Premium Premade Sunset Graphics

► Vexels ~ Pre-Made Graphics & All-Over Patterns

► Placeit ~ Suite of Design Tools

► Canva ~ User-Friendly Graphic Design

🔨 UTILITY

► Merch Informer ~ Niche Research Tools

► Orbitkit ~ Cloud-Based POD Management System

► Alura ~ Etsy Seller Suite of Tools

▬▬ ABOUT MY CHANNEL ▬▬

👋 My name is Ryan & at age 30 I quit my day job. I used to work full time as a Sr. Front End Web Developer (I quit this job), & part-time as an adjunct professor teaching web development at a local university (I kept this job — I like teaching!). Both of my day jobs were awesome! But that couldn't change the fact that I'm completely addicted to the idea of building passive income streams that will allow me to retire from ever working a 9 to 5 job again.

The information shared on my YouTube channel & resources made available is for educational, informational purposes.

#PrintOnDemand #NicheResearch #RyansMethod

[georgemcflyhonored]

I actually had a few back and body hurts up, for at least a few weeks now too. I just deleted two since they didn't sell, to add some other designs. I have one left up in a popular font that I use that usually sells.

[PERsonalThreadz]

Fantastic fav. Video of the week for sure

[huntrrams]

The looking ahead section has to be the best thing I saw in a Niche vid. Thank you for adding the special holidays!

[stefanyac]

hi ryan! happy to be able to learn from a pofessional! thank you so much

[missaverysmama]

The ostrich one is from the show Letterkenny. It’s referring to a dude and an ostrich... you can figure the rest out! Or Google it ...

[ladillalegos]

Thanks for your hard work Ryan, don’t be afraid of telling the truth

[Lycanthropes]

Hi Ryan,
Thanks for your work!
About the first niche... I thought Amazon Merch rejected cannabis keywords but most of those have weed on the title??
Was I wrong? How risky do you think it is?

Thanks!

[vondascreations-vondagray]

Thanks for the time you put in to help us learn.

[cryptoflippodcast]

*This just gave me some ideas that I can launch next year* ❤️❤️

[bobbybillionXRP]

The music at the end of the videos makes me want to be at the beach

[nicolerathfon]

The ostrich thing is from letterkenny. Theres a new season out so....

[mephist]

Hey Ryan! Would you advise to use these (the weekly niches in general) to try to get out of T10? Would it make sense to change all my designs to a mix of these particular ones?

[جيلالمعلومة]

Good job, how do you work with copyright and trademarks

[WendyMarieMedia]

The back and body hurts one is good, and it made me laugh... but there's obviously not a lot of ways to revamp this design as your own and still have it be noticeable as a parody or spin-off of the bath and body works logo. But so many people who do print on demand have no problem just copying designs, so ...

[cjdflylzse]

Do people even buy t shirts in the winter?

[AntonyLe]

so y'all be careful y'hear?!

[diasporavoice]

Hi Ryan, do you have any videos to walk us through how you do these niche research

[hannahviolet]

isnt the bath and body works logo copyrighted

[johntheysen]

Alpaca Bowl is a company name, so I don't think it is a good idea to use it.

[billypollina]

Honest question. First let me preface this by saying I love your channel and appreciate your guidance. I think you have valuable information and deserve to be paid for your advice. That said, I think your course is incredibly expensive. I’ve no doubt it’s packed with great advice and you certainly deserve to be paid for your experience. However, at that price I’d never buy it. I’m sure you could make an excellent argument of how it would save me money and time but with all this information available for free with a little online research wouldn’t it make more sense to either a) sell it in chapters for a lot less or b) lower the price to a couple hundred bucks and offer monthly updates for a subscription. Even at the sale price it’s a deal breaker for me. I hope you’ll answer this question with the respect that’s intended. I believe it’s important to sell at what one is worth but this seems exorbitant. Thank you.