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Hi! Thanks for letting us know about this. Unfortunately, we are experiencing intermittent issues with our tools as a result of ongoing DDoS attacks. I am so, so sorry for the inconvenience this is causing you. As the issues are intermittent, would you mind trying to add the campaign again? Rest assured, Moz engineers are working as hard as possible to resolve the tacks and resulting instability. For ongoing status updates, please visit Moz Health. For details on the DDoS attacks on Moz, please check out this article from the NYTimes: Tally of Cyber Extortion on Tech Companies Grows. Thank you so much for your patience. We really appreciate it! Kind Wishes, Christy

Hi There I'm honestly not versatile in the intricacies of how window.location works - but I can tell you how to check if this is OK for search engines. You can try a few things to see how Google "sees" the content; Do a fetch as Googlebot in Webmaster Tools Check the cache of the page if it has already been indexed (try text-only cache) Try running it through a header checker like URI Valet (set to Googlebot as user agent) In all cases, you will get a "search engine view" of the page content. If it's what you want engines to see, then you are all set! As far as the details of how to implement everything, I'd have to lean on a developer for that. But that's how you would check and verify it.