1. Start with the site and the Cheshire service area
The firm’s public audience may include people in Cheshire and elsewhere in Connecticut, but the location of a prospective visitor does not tell you how much traffic the site receives or what infrastructure it needs. Cheshire’s recorded relationship to the Naugatuck Valley Planning Region can help you define the geographic scope of the site review, especially if your website describes service areas beyond the town. It does not justify adding pages, estimating demand or promising local visibility. Bosseo’s hosting page says its dedicated infrastructure is designed for law-firm websites, including sites with thousands of pages. That capability is relevant only if your actual site has, or may have, a page structure that warrants it.
Recommended approach
Ask for an inventory of your current pages, media, forms, redirects, domains and third-party services. Separate Cheshire pages from pages covering other Connecticut locations or broader practice areas. Decide which pages must remain available, which should be redirected and which should not be recreated merely because a larger site is technically possible.
