1. Separate Kenmore coverage from Erie County coverage
A firm may serve people in Kenmore while also accepting matters elsewhere in Erie County or across New York. Those are different geographic claims. Your Google Business Profile, website language and review responses should not imply that every reviewer represents a Kenmore matter, or that a Kenmore population estimate describes the firm’s full service area. Before changing your reputation program, map the locations the firm actually serves and decide which geography belongs in public copy. Bosseo describes its service as centered on Google Business Profile activity, but the correct local scope still depends on your firm’s own practice and client base.
Recommended approach
Review whether the profile, website and consultation language distinguish Kenmore village, Erie County and broader New York service. Use the narrowest accurate description for each claim, then decide whether reputation reporting should be segmented by service geography. Do not use the village’s population as a proxy for potential clients.
