1. Separate McCook geography from marketing assumptions
McCook city is recorded in Red Willow County, Nebraska. That relationship matters when you define the area your firm intends to serve, but it does not establish how many people search for legal help, how many inquiries exist or how many cases a channel can produce. A city, a county, a household and an individual are different geographic units. Your attribution review should therefore record the service area used by the firm and distinguish location information from the source of the inquiry. If your firm serves McCook only, measure that scope. If it serves additional communities in Red Willow County or elsewhere in Nebraska, decide whether those areas should be analyzed separately. Do not let one combined label hide where inquiries originate or which service pages they reached.
Recommended approach
At consultation, define the geographic labels that matter to your firm before interpreting attribution. Treat McCook and Red Willow County as separate reporting questions where appropriate, and ask how location information will be captured, displayed and connected to each inquiry.
