wpDiscuz - Ads Manager

Comment sections get steady attention, and many site owners want to put that space to work without installing a separate ad tool. This add-on connects to wpDiscuz and lets you create banners and attach them to spots around the discussion: above or below the comment form, at the edges of the comments box, or between parent comments at a repeating interval you choose. You can create as many banners as you need.

Each banner can hold plain text, HTML, an iframe or an embed script from an ad service such as Google Ads. You can attach several ads to one banner so they rotate randomly, set start and end dates, and limit visibility by user role, post type or specific post IDs. Ads are managed from the WordPress admin panel, so no coding is needed.

Features

• Several banner locations: Place ads before or after the comment form, at the top or bottom of the comments box, or after a set number of parent comments in the list.
• Multiple ad formats: Build banners from plain text, HTML, iframes or embed scripts supplied by ad services such as Google Ads, so you can use the ad code you already have.
• Random ad rotation: Attach more than one ad to a single banner location and let them display in random order, which keeps the comment area from showing the same ad every time.
• Start and end dates: Schedule each ad with its own start and end date, so time-sensitive campaigns switch on and off without manual changes.
• Role and post targeting: Show or hide ads by user role or post type, and exclude ads from particular posts by entering their IDs.
• Ad status control: Set each ad to active, inactive or pending, giving you direct control over which advertisements are live at any moment.
• Unlimited banners: Create as many ad banners as your plan requires and assign them to different places within the comment section.
• Built for wpDiscuz: Works as an official add-on for wpDiscuz and uses its AJAX commenting setup, with management handled from a dashboard in the WordPress admin.

Best for

• Sites that run wpDiscuz and want ads in comments
• Publishers who rotate or schedule ads by date
• Site owners targeting ads by role or post type