Unsubscribe to weekly crawl notifications never works
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Hello!
All of my campaigns have the box 'Weekly crawl completed for campaign ...' unticked under Campaign Settings, yet for all of them I still receive an email regularly with the subject 'New crawl completed for ...'.
How do I stop this? Is there a bug here?
Adam Bishop
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Many thanks Thomas.
I guess we'll have to just watch this space.
Best wishes,
Adam
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I have the same problem. Running multiple campaigns can result in quite some email notifications
I know SEOmoz is aware of this and looking into it.
Thomas
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