1. Start with Richmond city as the measurement boundary
The available Census record identifies Richmond city as a municipality and records its county relationship as Richmond city. If your firm serves Richmond city as well as areas outside that boundary, decide whether those areas should be reported separately. Mixing Richmond city, surrounding jurisdictions and the broader metropolitan area can make a source report difficult to interpret. Population can help define the geographic context for a review, but it cannot establish how many people are searching, calling, submitting forms or becoming clients.
Recommended approach
Before evaluating attribution, write down the geography your firm wants to measure: Richmond city alone, Richmond city plus named service areas, or a wider Virginia footprint. Ask Bosseo how the intended reporting view would distinguish those boundaries. Keep geographic scope consistent when comparing channels, pages and outcomes.
