1. Parkland location is not the same as market targeting
A visitor may be in Parkland while arriving through a page aimed at another city, county or service area. The reverse can also occur: a person outside Parkland may be researching a firm that serves Parkland. Treating visitor location as the market targeted can distort performance reviews. the Census record identifies Parkland city as a municipality in Broward County and reports its population estimate; it does not show where prospective clients search, which services they need or whether a particular page generates inquiries. Lead Attribution is intended to preserve the city or product landing page and distinguish visitor location from the market the page or campaign addressed.
Recommended approach
When reviewing Parkland activity, keep at least two questions separate: where was the visitor located, and what city, county or service market did the page or campaign target? Ask Bosseo to demonstrate how those contexts would be represented for your firm before deciding which geographic reporting is useful.
