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Hi there! Kristina from Moz's Help Team here. I'm afraid our tools don't keep records of which user (seat) has made changes to campaign data. We do keep track on our end the dates & times and what changes are made to campaigns, but we don't record any data about the user who made the changes. I apologize for the above info, as I'm sure you were hoping for a different answer. Please let me know if there's more I can help out with - and as always, you can reach out to our team directly anytime by sending an email to help@moz.com or clicking the blue chat box icon on the lower left hand side of the product. Thank you! -Kristina

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Hi Laurent, These terms can have slightly different meanings depending on what report you are looking at, but most commonly these terms will be in reference to Google Analytics, so definitions for this report can be provided here. The organic search report in Google Analytics is to show the user what kind of traffic has come to website organically (which is to say, users who have visited the site by searching for a related query). Keywords are the search terms used to find websites, and the terms people use with their websites in order to attract relevant traffic. These keywords are naturally non-paid. Paid keywords are keywords with a high search volume and competition, utilized by Google Adwords to create advertisements which show in searches for these keywords. For each click these advertisements receive, the merchant will pay the advertiser (Google) a small amount for the prime location of the ad in relation to the search. It is always good to have a high amount of organic search traffic as it means Google is picking up your site easily and users are finding the site naturally. Paid keywords are good to use in higher volume searches where a site may have trouble ranking otherwise. For more information, the Google Analytics help page can guide you further.