1. Separate Hermitage geography from the source of an inquiry
Your firm may serve people in Hermitage, elsewhere in Mercer County, or beyond. A municipality, county, household and individual are different geographic units, so a location label alone cannot explain why someone contacted you. Bosseo’s public Lead Attribution page describes channel, referrer, landing page and device details, along with the ability to connect those details to intake answers. That distinction matters when a visitor reaches a service page, returns later, and then calls. The relevant question is not simply whether the person was in Hermitage. It is which interaction preceded the inquiry and what the person told your intake team.
Recommended approach
Ask for a review that preserves geographic distinctions. Decide which locations, service pages and intake fields your firm needs to compare, then determine whether the proposed attribution view can represent those distinctions without turning a city or county label into an unsupported demand claim.
