1. Separate Sheboygan geography from marketing evidence
Sheboygan town is recorded in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin—not as a synonym for the county, a metropolitan area or every person who may seek a lawyer in the region. Its population estimate is useful context when you define the service area you want to evaluate, but it cannot tell you how many people search, call, submit forms or retain counsel. A useful attribution plan should therefore preserve the geography attached to each inquiry rather than collapsing Sheboygan town, Sheboygan County and other service areas into one label. That makes later comparisons more disciplined: you can ask which locations appear in actual inquiries and whether those inquiries become qualified matters.
Recommended approach
Set geographic fields and reporting questions before judging channel performance. Decide whether the firm wants to distinguish Sheboygan town from Sheboygan County and other locations it serves. Treat those as measurement choices, not assumptions about demand. Source: the Census Bureau records Sheboygan town’s county relationship and population; Bosseo describes Lead Attribution as connecting journeys to lead and outcome information.
