1. Start with the geographic record, not a demand assumption
That distinction matters when you evaluate attribution. A lead may live in Williamsburg, work elsewhere, search from another location or contact a firm about a matter outside the city.
Recommended approach
Define the geographic questions your firm actually needs answered: where the inquiry originated, which service it concerns, whether it fits your accepted territory and what outcome followed. Review city, regional and statewide inquiries separately when your intake records support that distinction. Do not use the 15,798 estimate to forecast lead volume or allocate spend.
