1. Set the geographic boundary before you design the intake
Your firm may serve Newport, Cocke County or a wider Tennessee territory, but those are not interchangeable audiences. Newport city is the specific municipality identified in the available Census record; Cocke County is the recorded county relationship. The population estimate applies to Newport city, not to the county, the entire metropolitan area or every household and individual who might contact a law firm. Bosseo’s public product description presents Video Intake as a website-based guided survey, so the useful local question is where an inquiry must be eligible to receive service—not how large the city appears on paper.
Recommended approach
Write the service-area rule before selecting questions or routing. Decide whether the first screen should ask for location, whether Newport and Cocke County inquiries follow the same path, and what happens when someone identifies a Tennessee location outside your current scope. Keep the wording accurate and easy to understand. Treat the Census record as a boundary-setting reference, not as evidence that more people will submit an intake.
