1. Separate visitor location from the market you intend to serve
A person’s location is not the same as the geography targeted by your marketing. A visitor may be outside Key Biscayne while researching a matter for someone there, or a visitor may be in Key Biscayne but looking for a different market. Lead Attribution’s stated angle is to separate visitor location from the market targeted while preserving the city and product landing page involved. That distinction matters when a firm serves Key Biscayne alongside other parts of Miami-Dade County or Florida. The Census record confirms Key Biscayne’s municipal and county relationship; it does not prove that a particular page or channel creates qualified legal inquiries.
Recommended approach
Review reporting so Key Biscayne is treated as a market context, not as a proxy for demand. Ask whether each record identifies the intended market, the landing page and the eventual qualification outcome. Avoid judging a page solely by visits from a geographic area.
