Every professional organizer knows the January rush is real—but what about the rest of the year? We dug into the data to find out when people are searching for organizing help the most (and least), so you can plan your calendar around real demand.
We pulled U.S. Google Trends data for the search term “professional organizer” from 2022 to today.
Here’s what we did with it:
The results showed a consistent seasonal rhythm—with a few surprises.
Our analysis confirmed that late December through early January is by far the busiest search period of the year. It’s fueled by New Year’s goals, post-holiday chaos, and a collective craving for fresh starts.
But that’s not the only time people are looking for help.
We also spotted a mid-summer bump in late June to early July—likely tied to vacation downtime and summer project energy.
And while spring started off slow, late April brought a modest rise in interest, right after tax season and school breaks settle down. That’s when the “spring cleaning” mindset finally kicks in.
Several months consistently saw lower-than-average search activity:
These quieter times can be a valuable opportunity to focus on your business—not just in it.
We created this graph to show exactly how each month compares to the yearly average:
January and December lead the pack, while March, September, and October show the biggest dips. The rest of the year follows a more gradual ebb and flow—something to keep in mind as you plan out marketing, launches, or visibility pushes.
Understanding seasonality in search behavior helps you work smarter—not just harder.
Use these patterns to structure your year around demand—and show up when your audience needs you most.
More insights coming soon. Stay tuned for future data deep-dives from AnyDrawer.
Because the more you know, the more intentional your business can be.
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