1. Separate visitor location from the market you target
A person can visit your site while located in Riviera Beach, while your campaign or landing page targets another place. Those are different facts. Lead Attribution’s stated angle is to separate visitor location from the market targeted, rather than treating a city label as proof of where marketing worked. That is especially useful for a firm serving Palm Beach County, Florida or additional markets, because a report that collapses location, campaign and landing page can make a local visit look like a local campaign result. The Census record confirms Riviera Beach’s municipal status and its relationship to Palm Beach County; it does not show where prospective clients search, which services they need or which pages will generate inquiries.
Recommended approach
Define the geographic questions you actually need answered: where a visitor was located, which market a campaign addressed, which page received the visit and whether the resulting inquiry fit your practice. Ask to review those distinctions during a Bosseo discussion rather than assuming a city name answers all four questions.
