1. Start with the geography you actually serve
Brunswick town and Cumberland County are not interchangeable labels. Your reporting should distinguish the town from the wider county and should not treat a town population estimate as proof that a particular practice area generates demand. Before evaluating attribution, define which locations, services and matter outcomes belong in the firm’s decisions. Bosseo’s public Lead Attribution page describes journeys that include the landing page, referrer, channel, device, sessions and intake answers. That makes geographic and practice-area definitions important: a report is useful only when the firm agrees what counts as a relevant inquiry and which service or location the inquiry concerns.
Recommended approach
Ask during consultation whether reporting can reflect your actual service geography and matter categories. Review Brunswick separately from Cumberland County when that distinction affects intake, marketing allocation or case review. Treat any location-level conclusion as a measured result, not as something population alone can predict.
