1. Turn an uncertain website visit into a clearer explanation
Bosseo describes Video Intake as a guided survey that lives on a law-firm website. A visitor can select an invitation such as “See if you have a case,” then move through one question at a time. The public product description says the flow is built around case type, urgency and fit, rather than collecting only a name, phone number and open text box. For a firm serving Plover and Portage County, this makes the first review question geographic and substantive: which matters does the firm accept, and what information is appropriate to request before a person speaks with the firm? Plover’s population estimate is eligibility context for a local page, not evidence that a particular practice area needs more intake capacity.
Recommended approach
List the practice areas the firm actually wants to evaluate through the website. For each one, identify acceptable initial questions, disqualifying conditions, conflict-sensitive information that should not be requested at this stage, and the point at which a human must review the inquiry. Keep the local scope precise: Plover is in Portage County, while service beyond that area should be described only if the firm chooses to serve it.
