1. Start with the geography you actually want to evaluate
The dashboard’s geographic breakdown matters because a firm may serve Inwood while also evaluating nearby cities, Polk County and broader Florida coverage. The available Census record identifies Inwood CDP and its relationship to Polk County; it does not establish a separate market boundary for your practice. A useful review therefore keeps Inwood, Polk County and any neighboring-city cohorts distinct rather than combining them into one unexplained total. For a law firm, that distinction can affect how you interpret calls, forms, case types and eventual matters.
Recommended approach
Ask Bosseo to show the geographic definitions used for each reportable cohort. Treat any city, county or broader Florida view as a separate decision area. If the data does not identify a location reliably, mark it unavailable rather than assigning it to Inwood.
