1. Start with the geography your firm actually serves
The Census record identifies Allegheny township and its relationship to Westmoreland County. It does not establish that every inquiry from the township is a separate market, nor does it show how prospective clients find a law firm. That distinction matters when reviewing attribution: a geographic label can provide context, but it should not substitute for a source trail. Your review should distinguish the location associated with an inquiry from the channel, referrer, landing page and case information attached to that inquiry.
Recommended approach
Ask to review how an Allegheny-serving firm would examine journey records without treating the township’s population as a forecast. Decide which geographic fields are useful for your own reporting, then compare those fields with the actual source and outcome data available for each inquiry.
