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January is that moment when the decorations come down, the inbox wakes back up… and everyone suddenly decides they’re into clean living. Fresh starts. Better habits. Less junk.

But quick check — does your digital presence feel refreshed, or is it still living off holiday leftovers? Maybe your website is still spreading seasonal cheer, your hours haven’t been updated, or there are a few dusty 404 links hanging around like that mystery snack you forgot about in the back of the fridge. Festive? Not quite. That’s a digital hangover.

A proper detox isn’t about doing everything at once — it’s about knowing what to clear out first. Think fewer crash cleanses, more sustainable habits. We put together a short, strategic cleanup checklist to help your digital presence sober up, slim down the clutter, and show up looking polished, current, and very much open for business.

No panic-scrubbing. No full rebuild. Just the high-impact fixes that help customers trust what they’re seeing when they come looking.

Book a 2026 Strategy Chat with me
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Leaving holiday marketing up a little too long isn’t just awkward — it quietly costs you opportunities. Here’s why a digital reset matters more than most businesses realize.

Reality Check #1:
Speed Matters

76% of local searchers visit within 24 hours.

If your Google Business Profile still shows “Closed for the Holidays,” customers don’t wait — they move on. Outdated hours don’t say “relaxed,” they say “unreliable.”

Reality Check #2:
Silence Is Expensive

89% of consumers choose businesses that respond
to all reviews.

Missed reviews don’t disappear. They linger — and unanswered feedback sends a message (even if you didn’t mean to send one).

Reality Check #3:
First Impressions Are Instant

You have 0.05 seconds to make one.

If the first thing someone sees is a promo that ended weeks ago, it signals neglect — not intention. And first impressions don’t offer a redo.

Need a digital detox?

If your marketing could use a cleanse, we can help. Let’s tidy up your digital presence, refocus on what matters, and make sure 2026 starts polished — not patchy.