1. Define what a Racine result actually represents
A useful dashboard must distinguish Racine city from Racine County and from any broader service area your firm chooses to report. The Census records Racine city as a municipality in Racine County. That relationship matters when someone asks, “How many Racine leads did we receive?” A city label, a county label and a page aimed at a wider Wisconsin audience should not silently become one category. Bosseo’s public ROI Dashboard page says its reporting can include rankings by service and city, leads by case type, and source attribution. Before adopting those views, ask how geographic labels are assigned and displayed. The Census population estimate for Racine city—77,633 for 2020–2024, with a margin of error of 47—can help define the municipal geography in a planning conversation. It cannot establish how many people search for legal services or how many cases a firm can acquire.
Recommended approach
Bring a written geography list to the consultation: Racine city, Racine County, other named service areas and statewide targets, if applicable. Decide whether a report should show those areas separately. Require an example of how a call, form or ranking is assigned to a geography before using the figures in a budget or partner meeting.
