1. Define the geography before reading the numbers
Maltby is a CDP in Snohomish County, Washington—not a synonym for the entire county, the Seattle metropolitan area or every household and individual nearby. That distinction matters when a firm reviews city targets, calls and lead sources. A dashboard can only support a geographic decision if the firm agrees on what “Maltby” means in its reporting: a Maltby service page, a caller’s stated location, a tracked keyword, a page referral, or another documented field. Bosseo’s public ROI Dashboard description says city data can help show where clients come from, while its product text describes rankings for service-and-city targets. The local Census estimate supplies context, not a forecast.
Recommended approach
Bring a written geographic policy to the consultation. Separate Maltby from Snohomish County and any broader Washington targets, then decide which location fields belong in management reporting. Do not use the 10,910 estimate as a proxy for demand or expected matters.
