Do you have a tool to track blogger's product reviews?
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Can I enter a blogger's product review URL and see what other bloggers have either shared that review on social media or written their own reviews on the product?
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Hi there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here.
Unfortunately, none of our products are ideally set up to track this sort of thing. You could conceivably use Moz Content to see how many shares on social media a review has gotten, but it wouldn't be able to show you what other bloggers have also reviewed that product, and it would only provide a count of shares, not links to where those shares occurred.
I'm not aware of any of our products that would help you out with this particular task. Wish I could be more helpful!
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