You've recently updated your brand rules. We're fetching your new data, and we should have it ready for you within the hour.
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Why do i always see this message when entering a certain campaign?
"You've recently updated your brand rules. We're fetching your new data, and we should have it ready for you within the hour."
I didnt change a thing since i started this campaign two-three weeks ago ...
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I'm glad to hear the issue seems to be gone! Definitely let us know if you see it happening again.
Best of luck,
Chiaryn
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I clear my cache and cookies several times a Day! The problem dissappeared today. Funny stuff. But Thanks
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Hi Gentlemen,
I've looked at the campaigns on all three of your accounts and I'm not seeing the Brand Rules message on any of the campaigns. I would recommend that you try clearing your cache and cookies, then shut down and reopen the browser and log back into the site. If you are still seeing the message after that, it would be helpful if you send in the campaign information and a screenshot to help@seomoz.org so we can have our engineers look into the issue.
I hope this helps. Please let us know at help@seomoz.org if you're still running into any problems.
-Chiaryn
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Me too. As with Jason, my site is brand new. I'd be interested in the answer.
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I get this as well. Curious of the answer.
It should be noted that it is a new site and gets no traffic (i have been assuming this was the cause).
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