1. Set the Stafford service boundary before building questions
Your public geography should be explicit. The Census record identifies Stafford as a municipal town in Connecticut and places it in the Capitol Planning Region. That does not establish a wider service area, and it does not justify assuming that every resident is a prospective client. Before a video flow is written, distinguish Stafford town from the Capitol Planning Region, from Connecticut generally, and from any other communities your firm actually serves. The product page says each practice area can have its own qualification path and that routing can be based on case type and location. That makes geographic scope a practical intake decision rather than a demographic assumption.
Recommended approach
List the locations your firm accepts, refers or excludes. Decide whether location should be an early question, a routing field or a later staff review. Keep Stafford-specific wording accurate, and do not describe the Capitol Planning Region as a substitute for your firm’s actual service boundary.
