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Is the blog on a separate domain or subdomain? Can you share the URLs? Most likely you'll want to add rel="nofollow" to the links rather than disavow them, but it's hard to say definitively without understanding the site architecture as a whole and what you hope to accomplish. Regardless, you might want to dig deeper to find out why those links are being flagged.

Hi Rachel! Sorry for the confusion here. The 301 redirects aren't reported as errors; they are actually listed just as a "site notice." As Eric said, they aren't considered as bad, but they do affect your SEO efforts so we think they are important to be aware of so that you can confirm that they are directing to the right place and that they exist on the right pages for your specific strategy. That holds true for all of the information that we report in the site notices section of your crawl diagnostics. Hope that clears things up! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi Rachel! Without knowing the exact report that you're attempting to download, it's a little tough to say for certain. It's possible that it's an issue on our end, but it could also have to do with the settings or version of the software being used to open the file. Perhaps it'd be worth making sure that your spreadsheet program is fully updated or try a different program like Google Sheets to open the file. If you're still running into issues, then feel free to shoot an email over to help@moz.com with some extra info about where you're trying to download the report from. Thanks!

Hi, If the campaign is archived it doesn't count as active campaign. Suppose you have a campaign limit of 5 in your subscription - with 5 active campaigns, archiving one of them liberates one "slot" that you can use for a new campaign. You're not really charged on campaign basis but are charged a fixed fee (with 5/10/25/100 allowed campaigns depending on your subscription)- so archiving one campaign wouldn't really change the monthly charge. Dirk

Many thanks Andy.