Low-competition niches

[Lucy_Arts]

A question in my mind has been bothering me a lot, and I can't find a comprehensive answer. When I was researching, studying, and learning about the print-on-demand business, I saw that the niches with high demand are difficult to compete in, especially for beginners. And that you should focus on sub-niches and look for less competition. When I find a niche with little competition, how can I know that it is desired? Maybe the small number of results is an indication of lack of interest. I am talking about someone who does not have specialized research tools like Merch Informer and cannot afford them until they make sales.

[Windy · Accepted solution]

Maybe the best thing is to delve into your own interests and design a few things for that. Advantages: you know the topic, and can design well for those who are also interested in the topic. Also, if you don't do so already, you can start to follow Facebook pages or Insta feeds or Twitter,  for that interest. This way you can put yourself in a position to learn even about what people might want. 

[Lucy_Arts]

Thank you for your continued interest in helping others. I appreciate your presence. Your words have really inspired me, and I will work with these tips. Thank you again

[CreativeLeahG]

I have a lot of advice re micro niches on my blog leahgcourses.com/blog along with trending micro niches which include the stats re how popular they are, product and design ideas, slogans and even keywords. A lot of the work is done for you. 

[Lucy_Arts]

Thank you very much. I have already subscribed in advance and have seen several topics. I will immerse myself in this valuable blog until I achieve what I want. I hope to return soon with good results and thank you all for that

[CreativeLeahG]

Awesome and I am excited to see how you get on. You can post your creations in the comments of my relevant blog posts with your own referral links for a chance of free exposure (add the image with link and bit of text). Good luck!