Week 48: Fix Any Outdated Information on Your Website

Digital Success Training
Apr 13
3 min read

Updated: Jul 22

Digital Success Weekly gives you one simple step to move your online presence forward, in 30 minutes or less.

This week is about doing a quick review of your website with fresh eyes. Over time, things change. Prices shift. Services evolve. Team members come and go. And websites often don't get updated to reflect any of it.

What This Focus Is Really About

Think of this week as a spring clean for your website.

You're not redesigning anything. You're not adding new pages. You're just going through what's already there and making sure it's still accurate, current, and doing its job properly.

Why This Matters

1. Outdated information erodes trust

If a visitor finds old pricing, a service you no longer offer, or a copyright year from three years ago, it raises doubts about whether your business is still active and reliable.

2. Your business has probably changed since you launched

Most businesses look different after a year or two than they did when they first launched. Your website should reflect where you are now, not where you were then.

3. A quick review catches things you've stopped noticing

When you look at your website every day, you stop seeing it. Coming to it with a fresh perspective this week will help you spot things that have been there quietly undermining your credibility.

4. Small updates make a big difference

You don't need a full redesign. Updating a price, refreshing a bio, or correcting a phone number takes minutes and makes your site immediately more trustworthy.

What to Check

Your pricing (is it current and accurate?)
Your services or products (do you still offer everything listed?)
Your contact information (is your phone, email, and address correct?)
Your team or bio section (is it still accurate?)
Your copyright year in the footer (does it show the current year?)
Any links to external resources or products (do they still work?)
Your social media links (do they go to the right profiles?)

A Few Tips to Keep in Mind

Read every page as if you're a first-time visitor who knows nothing about you
Ask a friend or colleague to look at your site and tell you if anything seems out of date
Make a list of changes as you find them and work through them one by one
Schedule a website review like this every six months so it doesn't pile up

Your Action Step

Set aside 30 minutes and go through your website page by page. Ask yourself:

"Is everything on this page still accurate?"
"Does anything feel out of date or no longer relevant?"
"Would a first-time visitor get the right impression of my business today?"

Fix whatever you find this week. Then schedule your next review in six months.

Need More Support?

If you're thinking, "This makes sense... but now what?" you're not alone.

Inside the Digital Success Membership, you'll get the guidance, tools, and support to turn small steps like this into real progress.

Here's what's included:

The Roadmap Toolkit — our AI-powered tool that guides you through each step of the Roadmap
Simple weekly focuses like this one, with the exact tools to take action
Recorded webinars and training you can watch any time
Done-for-you prompts and templates to save time
Clear, simple steps to move your online presence forward