1. Set the geographic boundary before changing pages
Your firm may serve Sellersburg, other parts of Clark County, or a wider Indiana market. Those are different claims and should not be blended. The Census record identifies Sellersburg as a municipality and records its county relationship as Clark County. A location page should therefore distinguish the town from the county and from Indiana as a whole. It should also state the service area your firm actually accepts rather than treating every nearby place as interchangeable. This matters to AI systems because a page that names a place without explaining the firm’s real coverage can be difficult to interpret. It also matters to prospective clients who need to know whether a consultation is relevant to them.
Recommended approach
Review every location and practice-area page for an explicit, accurate service boundary. Decide whether Sellersburg is a primary service location, one part of Clark County coverage, or a page within a broader Indiana structure. Do not use the population estimate as a reason to create pages or as evidence that a particular practice has demand.
