1. Define the site and service area before comparing hosts
Your firm may serve Ballenger Creek while also publishing pages for Frederick County, Maryland or other places. Those geographic scopes should remain clear in the site structure and in any hosting review. A Ballenger Creek page is not the same thing as a county page, and a population estimate is not evidence that a particular page will attract inquiries. Before changing infrastructure, identify the domains, subdomains, practice-area pages and location pages that must remain available. Confirm which site components are public and which connect to intake, analytics or other services. Bosseo states that it offers hosting and related marketing, intake, automation, measurement and custom software services for law firms. A consultation can determine which parts of your current setup are in scope.
Recommended approach
Bring a complete inventory of the firm’s web properties to the review. Ask which geographic pages are included, which systems remain outside the hosting move and how each item will be tested after a change.
