1. Separate Gallup geography from marketing conclusions
Gallup city is recorded as a municipality in McKinley County. That geographic relationship can help define the area you want to review, but the city’s population estimate is not evidence of search demand, competition, language preference, case volume or revenue. Attribution therefore should not begin with a forecast based on population. It should begin with a clear geographic question: which inquiries associated with the firm’s chosen service area came through which paths? A review can distinguish Gallup from other places the firm serves, while keeping city, county and broader New Mexico activity from being treated as the same market.
Recommended approach
Ask Bosseo to show how geography appears in the journey and outcome review. Decide whether your operating view should distinguish Gallup, McKinley County and other New Mexico locations. Do not approve a budget or staffing change from population data alone; require observed inquiry and matter outcomes.
