Use Scott’s geography as a reporting boundary, not a demand forecast
The Census record identifies Scott township, Pennsylvania, and its relationship to Allegheny County. It does not establish how many people search for legal services, how many inquiries originate in Scott, or how many matters a firm should expect. For attribution, that distinction matters: Scott township, Allegheny County, the wider Pittsburgh-area market, Pennsylvania, households and individual prospects are not interchangeable reporting categories. If your firm serves several of those areas, combining them can make a channel appear more productive than it is for the geography you are evaluating.
Recommended approach
Decide which geographic fields belong in your review before judging performance. Keep Scott township inquiries distinguishable from other Allegheny County inquiries and from broader Pennsylvania activity. Then ask whether your records can connect geography with source, practice area, intake status and eventual outcome without treating population as a proxy for demand.
