Disqus runs the comments under your audience's articles. Scrape them for angles.
Adlicio reads the Disqus comments under any public article and ranks the patterns into ad angles, each with a hook line and the verbatim quotes behind it.
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“Been saying this for years, nobody in the industry listens.”
“This is exactly why I canceled my subscription last month.”
“Hard disagree, the alternative they mention is way worse.”
Readers churn when an article names their exact grievance
“Exactly why I canceled last month.” The grievance your ad can name.
Disqus is the comment system under countless blogs, review sites, and independent publications, where readers react to a piece in their own unfiltered words rather than reviewing a product. Adlicio reads the public comments under any article URL and ranks the recurring reactions, objections, and language into angles you can test as copy or paste into Claude.
What can you do with Disqus comments?
Scrape comments in your niche to learn how your audience actually talks.
Pull reactions under category coverage to find the objections your ad must answer.
Lift the phrases readers use when a piece hits a nerve.
Read comment sections across articles to find one campaign-worthy tension.
How does the Disqus scraper work?
- 01Paste the blog post URL
Any public page with a Disqus thread under it. No API key, no code.
- 02Adlicio reads the comment thread
It clusters the questions, pushback, and me-too stories readers leave under the post in about 60 seconds.
- 03You get ranked angles
Each with a hook line and the reader quotes behind it, ready for Claude or ChatGPT.
The honest limits: Adlicio only reads what is already public, and it never posts, votes, or messages on your behalf.
“Really user-friendly for pulling comments from a thread, and the files it spits out are perfectly formatted, no messy cleanup needed.”
Disqus scraper FAQ
Does this need a Disqus account or API key?+
No. Adlicio reads the publicly visible comments under an article, the same content any reader sees, with no login, no API key, and no code.
Full guide: how to scrape Disqus comments →What can it pull from Disqus?+
The public comments under the article URL you point it at, the text and who posted it, which feed the same angle engine as every other source.
Does it scrape all of Disqus?+
No. It reads one article's comment section at a time, so you target the exact articles your audience reads, not the whole network.
Is scraping Disqus comments allowed?+
Adlicio only reads what is already public and takes no action on your behalf. It never posts, replies, or upvotes.
What do I actually get back?+
Ranked angles: the recurring reactions, objections, and language by frequency, a hook line for each, and the verbatim comments behind them.
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Turn Disqus comments into one testable angle.
Start with one public page. Adlicio returns the angle, hook, and proof to try next.