Ad Angle Miner — extract ad angles from real buyer language — Claude Skill
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Mine high-converting ad angles from customer voice data
- Mines G2/Capterra reviews, Reddit, Twitter, and competitor ads
- Extracts pain language and outcome phrases buyers actually use
- Scores angles on evidence strength, emotional intensity, and differentiation
- Outputs a ranked angle bank with proof quotes per angle
- Recommends ad formats per angle (search, video, carousel)
Who this is for
What it does
Stop guessing in a brainstorm — extract proven angles from what real buyers are already saying about you and competitors.
Before paid ads, mine the conversation and find angles nobody is using yet.
Create a structured library of validated angles to pull from for any future campaign.
How it works
Take product, competitors, and ICP as input
Mine reviews, Reddit, Twitter, and competitor ads via scrapers
Extract pain, outcome, identity, fear, and displacement angles with verbatim quotes
Score every angle on evidence, emotion, differentiation, ICP fit, and freshness
Output a ranked angle bank with sample headlines per tier
Metrics this improves
Works with
Ad Angle Miner
Dig through customer voice data — reviews, Reddit, support tickets, competitor ads — to extract the specific language, pain points, and outcome desires that make ads convert. The output is an angle bank your team can pull from for any campaign.
Core principle: The best ad angles aren't invented in a brainstorm. They're extracted from what real people are already saying. This skill finds those angles and ranks them by strength of evidence.
When to Use
- "What angles should we run in our ads?"
- "Find pain points we can use in ad copy"
- "What are people complaining about with [competitors]?"
- "Mine reviews for ad messaging"
- "I need fresh ad angles — not the same tired stuff"
Phase 0: Intake
- Your product — Name + what it does in one sentence
- Competitors — 2-5 competitor names (for review mining)
- ICP — Who are you targeting? (role, company stage, pain)
- Data sources to mine (pick all that apply):
- G2/Capterra/Trustpilot reviews (yours + competitors)
- Reddit threads in relevant subreddits
- Twitter/X complaints or praise
- Support tickets or NPS comments (paste or file)
- Competitor ads (Meta + Google)
- Any angles you've already tested? — So we can skip those
Phase 1: Source Collection
1A: Review Mining
Run review-scraper for your product and each competitor:
python3 skills/review-scraper/scripts/scrape_reviews.py \
--product "<product_name>" \
--platforms g2,capterra \
--output json
Focus on:
- 1-2 star reviews of competitors — Pain they're failing to solve
- 4-5 star reviews of you — Outcomes that delight buyers
- 4-5 star reviews of competitors — Strengths you need to counter or match
- Review language patterns — Exact phrases buyers use
1B: Reddit/Community Mining
Run reddit-scraper for relevant subreddits:
python3 skills/reddit-scraper/scripts/scrape_reddit.py \
--query "<product category> OR <competitor> OR <pain keyword>" \
--subreddits "<relevant_subreddits>" \
--sort relevance \
--time month \
--limit 50
Extract:
- Questions people ask before buying
- Complaints about current solutions
- "I wish [product] would..." statements
- Comparison threads (vs discussions)
1C: Twitter/X Mining
Run twitter-scraper:
python3 skills/twitter-scraper/scripts/scrape_twitter.py \
--query "<competitor> (frustrating OR broken OR hate OR love OR switched)" \
--max-results 50
1D: Competitor Ad Mining (Optional)
Run ad-creative-intelligence to see what angles competitors are currently using. This reveals:
- Angles they've validated (long-running ads = working)
- Angles they're testing (new ads)
- Angles nobody is running (white space)
1E: Internal Data (Optional)
If the user provides support tickets, NPS comments, or sales call transcripts — ingest and tag with the same framework below.
Phase 2: Angle Extraction
Process all collected data through this extraction framework:
Angle Categories
| Category | What to Look For | Ad Power |
|---|---|---|
| Pain angles | Specific frustrations with status quo or competitors | High — pain motivates action |
| Outcome angles | Desired results buyers describe in their own words | High — positive aspiration |
| Identity angles | How buyers describe themselves or want to be seen | Medium — emotional resonance |
| Fear angles | Risks of NOT switching or acting | Medium — loss aversion |
| Competitive displacement | Specific reasons people switched from a competitor | Very high — direct comparison |
| Social proof angles | Outcomes or metrics buyers cite in reviews | High — credibility |
| Contrast angles | Before/after or old way/new way framings | High — clear value prop |
For Each Angle, Extract:
- The angle — One-sentence framing
- Proof quotes — 2-5 verbatim quotes from sources
- Source count — How many independent sources mention this?
- Competitor weakness? — Does this exploit a specific competitor's gap?
- Emotional register — Frustration / Aspiration / Fear / Relief / Pride
- Recommended format — Search ad / Meta static / Meta video / LinkedIn / Twitter
Phase 3: Scoring & Ranking
Score each angle on:
| Factor | Weight | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Evidence strength | 30% | Number of independent sources mentioning it |
| Emotional intensity | 25% | How strongly people feel about this (language intensity) |
| Competitive differentiation | 20% | Does this set you apart, or could any competitor claim it? |
| ICP relevance | 15% | How closely does this match the target buyer's world? |
| Freshness | 10% | Is this angle already overused in competitor ads? |
Total score out of 100. Rank all angles.
Phase 4: Output Format
# Ad Angle Bank — [Product Name] — [DATE]
Sources mined: [list]
Total angles extracted: [N]
Top-tier angles (score 70+): [N]
---
## Tier 1: Highest-Conviction Angles (Score 70+)
### Angle 1: [One-sentence angle]
- **Category:** [Pain / Outcome / Identity / Fear / Displacement / Proof / Contrast]
- **Score:** [X/100]
- **Emotional register:** [Frustration / Aspiration / etc.]
- **Proof quotes:**
> "[Verbatim quote 1]" — [Source: G2 review / Reddit / etc.]
> "[Verbatim quote 2]" — [Source]
> "[Verbatim quote 3]" — [Source]
- **Source count:** [N] independent mentions
- **Competitor weakness exploited:** [Competitor name + specific gap, or "N/A"]
- **Recommended formats:** [Search ad headline / Meta static / Video hook / etc.]
- **Sample headline:** "[Draft headline using this angle]"
- **Sample body copy:** "[Draft 1-2 sentence body]"
### Angle 2: ...
---
## Tier 2: Worth Testing (Score 50-69)
[Same format, briefer]
---
## Tier 3: Emerging / Low-Evidence (Score < 50)
[Brief list — angles with potential but insufficient evidence]
---
## Competitive Angle Map
| Angle | Your Product | [Comp A] | [Comp B] | [Comp C] |
|-------|-------------|----------|----------|----------|
| [Angle 1] | Can claim ✓ | Weak here ✗ | Also claims | Not relevant |
| [Angle 2] | Strong ✓ | Strong | Weak ✗ | Not relevant |
...
---
## Recommended Test Plan
### Week 1-2: Test Tier 1 Angles
- [Angle] → [Format] → [Platform]
- [Angle] → [Format] → [Platform]
### Week 3-4: Test Tier 2 Angles
- [Angle] → [Format] → [Platform]
Save to clients/<client-name>/ads/angle-bank-[YYYY-MM-DD].md.
Cost
| Component | Cost |
|---|---|
| Review scraper (per product) | ~$0.10-0.30 (Apify) |
| Reddit scraper | ~$0.05-0.10 (Apify) |
| Twitter scraper | ~$0.10-0.20 (Apify) |
| Ad scraper (optional) | ~$0.40-1.00 (Apify) |
| Analysis | Free (LLM reasoning) |
| Total | ~$0.25-1.60 |
Tools Required
- Apify API token —
APIFY_API_TOKENenv var - Upstream skills:
review-scraper,reddit-scraper,twitter-scraper - Optional:
ad-creative-intelligence(for competitor ad angles)
Trigger Phrases
- "Mine ad angles from reviews"
- "What angles should we run?"
- "Find pain language for our ads"
- "Build an ad angle bank for [client]"
- "What are people complaining about with [competitor]?"