1. Separate High Springs geography from marketing intent
A visitor may be physically in High Springs, viewing a High Springs page from elsewhere, or responding to a campaign intended for a broader service area. Those are different facts. Lead Attribution is designed to preserve the city or product landing page and distinguish visitor location from the market targeted. That distinction matters when your firm serves High Springs and may also address clients elsewhere in Alachua County or Florida. The Census record supports the municipality and county relationship; it does not prove that a particular page generated demand.
Recommended approach
Review reports using separate fields for visitor location, targeted market, landing page and service or case type. Do not treat a High Springs visit as proof that the visitor was a local resident or that the page caused a signed case.
