The Spy Pack showed us which competitor angles were working on TikTok. We copied the format and hit about 12 million views in the last month.
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The Spy Pack showed us which competitor angles were working on TikTok. We copied the format and hit about 12 million views in the last month.
We used a Content Lab AI pack to automate UGC. It took a few weeks to dial in, but we are at $10K MRR now.
We set up an AI employee to run outreach overnight. We went from 2 demos a week to 10. That is 8 extra demos without anyone staying up late.
People with a worse product are making more money than you.
Not because their product is better...
...not because they’re smarter.
They just adopted AI marketing.
You’re still stuck at generic 19th-century marketing.
Stay generic, and they keep the money.
You don’t need another ChatGPT prompt.You need their marketing blueprints, running.
Install Delta on your business in a few clicks and get ready for applied marketing on your business.
Each week we study one company that is already winning customers. We take the marketing that brought those customers in, hand-build it into an AI workflow, and turn that into an AI employee.
Apply those employees to your business in a few clicks and use the winners' marketing workflow to get customers the way those companies do.
Do applied AI marketing.
Or die on the old plan.
Watch your business get eaten alive...
...by the AI monsters already running it.
I run paid ads for 6 e-commerce clients and used to spend my Sunday nights manually pulling performance reports. Delta's ad-optimization workflow now flags underperforming ad sets automatically and reallocates budget suggestions before I even open my laptop Monday. Cut my reporting time from 4 hours to 20 minutes, and one client's ROAS went from 1.8x to 2.6x in five weeks just from catching wasted spend faster.
This is unfair. My output 10x'd in a month and my competitors still don't know why.
Cold outreach was always my bottleneck, writing personalized DMs one by one on LinkedIn. The outreach pack gave me a workflow that pulls prospect info and drafts a first-line personalization for each message. I went from sending 15 DMs a day to 80, and booked 11 discovery calls in my first two weeks instead of my usual 2-3.
Honestly signed up thinking it'd be another generic AI community. Then I actually used the follow-up workflow for my coaching business. It handles the back-and-forth emails and sends the next message automatically. Silent leads dropped from about 30% to under 10%, and I've booked 4 extra paying clients this month just from people who used to go quiet.
I've bought a lot of tools. This is the first one that actually feels like cheating.
We're a 4-person brand and new leads used to pile up over weekends. The Night Shift workflow triages incoming leads, drafts replies for the easy ones, and flags the urgent ones for us Monday morning. Unread leads went from 60+ to basically zero by the time we log in.
I sell handmade candles and always figured "automation" wasn't for a business my size. The competitor ad tracker proved me wrong. It pinged me when a competitor launched a holiday ad, I answered it same day, and didn't lose a single order to them that week.
Not exaggerating. Delta runs half my business now while I sleep. Wish I found this a year ago.
Running Facebook and Google ads for local businesses means constant manual checking. Delta's workflow auto-pauses ads that dip below target CPA and emails me a daily summary. Saved me roughly 8 hours a week, and I picked up 2 new clients purely because my turnaround got faster.
I was skeptical this would actually save money vs. just hiring a marketer. Ran the numbers after a month. The campaign follow-up workflow alone recovered $4,200 in ad spend I'd basically written off, automatically catching wasted ads on a schedule I never had time to manage myself.
As a solo real estate agent, my biggest leak was slow follow-up on new leads. The lead response workflow texts and emails new inquiries within 5 minutes instead of my usual few hours. Closed 3 extra showings last month I'm pretty sure I'd have lost otherwise.
I run paid ads for 6 e-commerce clients and used to spend my Sunday nights manually pulling performance reports. Delta's ad-optimization workflow now flags underperforming ad sets automatically and reallocates budget suggestions before I even open my laptop Monday. Cut my reporting time from 4 hours to 20 minutes, and one client's ROAS went from 1.8x to 2.6x in five weeks just from catching wasted spend faster.
This is unfair. My output 10x'd in a month and my competitors still don't know why.
Cold outreach was always my bottleneck, writing personalized DMs one by one on LinkedIn. The outreach pack gave me a workflow that pulls prospect info and drafts a first-line personalization for each message. I went from sending 15 DMs a day to 80, and booked 11 discovery calls in my first two weeks instead of my usual 2-3.
Honestly signed up thinking it'd be another generic AI community. Then I actually used the follow-up workflow for my coaching business. It handles the back-and-forth emails and sends the next message automatically. Silent leads dropped from about 30% to under 10%, and I've booked 4 extra paying clients this month just from people who used to go quiet.
I've bought a lot of tools. This is the first one that actually feels like cheating.
We're a 4-person brand and new leads used to pile up over weekends. The Night Shift workflow triages incoming leads, drafts replies for the easy ones, and flags the urgent ones for us Monday morning. Unread leads went from 60+ to basically zero by the time we log in.
I sell handmade candles and always figured "automation" wasn't for a business my size. The competitor ad tracker proved me wrong. It pinged me when a competitor launched a holiday ad, I answered it same day, and didn't lose a single order to them that week.
Not exaggerating. Delta runs half my business now while I sleep. Wish I found this a year ago.
Running Facebook and Google ads for local businesses means constant manual checking. Delta's workflow auto-pauses ads that dip below target CPA and emails me a daily summary. Saved me roughly 8 hours a week, and I picked up 2 new clients purely because my turnaround got faster.
I was skeptical this would actually save money vs. just hiring a marketer. Ran the numbers after a month. The campaign follow-up workflow alone recovered $4,200 in ad spend I'd basically written off, automatically catching wasted ads on a schedule I never had time to manage myself.
As a solo real estate agent, my biggest leak was slow follow-up on new leads. The lead response workflow texts and emails new inquiries within 5 minutes instead of my usual few hours. Closed 3 extra showings last month I'm pretty sure I'd have lost otherwise.
We run a small SaaS and content repurposing used to eat a whole day of our week, turning one blog post into LinkedIn posts, tweets, and an email blurb. Now the repurposing workflow drafts all of it in under 10 minutes and we just edit. Freed up a full day for actual product work.
Every founder I know needs to see this before their competitors do.
I manage cold email for a handful of startups and deliverability was always a mess. The outreach sequencing workflow staggers sends and personalizes subject lines automatically. Reply rate went from 2% to just under 9%, and one campaign alone booked 6 qualified demos in its first run.
My clinic was drowning in ad leads we never followed up. Switched to the lead follow-up workflow and the leads we missed dropped from 22% to 7% in six weeks. That's real patients we're not losing anymore.
I genuinely don't know how I ran my business without this. It's not even close.
Not a tech person at all, but the setup was copy-paste simple. Used the customer win-back workflow on my old email list of inactive buyers. It segmented them and sent a re-engagement sequence automatically. Brought back $1,850 in sales from people I'd basically given up on.
I run paid social for a fitness brand and used to manually check competitor ad libraries every few days. The competitor spy workflow does it automatically and alerts me to new creative angles they're testing. Used one of their angles as inspiration, ran it ourselves, and it became our best-performing ad of the quarter.
Following up with leads for my agency used to mean 15+ back-and-forth emails per prospect. The follow-up workflow handles that entirely now. The next email goes out, I just show up. Went from 5 calls a week to 14, no extra effort on my end.
I was drowning in DMs across Instagram and LinkedIn for my consulting business and kept losing track of who I'd followed up with. The DM tracking + follow-up workflow keeps every thread organized and nudges me on who's due for a follow-up. Closed 2 five-figure contracts last quarter that I'm fairly sure would've slipped through the cracks before.
Honestly the simplest ROI case I've had for any tool. I run a small brand and the workflow that drafts outreach emails from competitor offers saved us about $600/month in ad spend just by catching better angles we weren't running ourselves.
We run a small SaaS and content repurposing used to eat a whole day of our week, turning one blog post into LinkedIn posts, tweets, and an email blurb. Now the repurposing workflow drafts all of it in under 10 minutes and we just edit. Freed up a full day for actual product work.
Every founder I know needs to see this before their competitors do.
I manage cold email for a handful of startups and deliverability was always a mess. The outreach sequencing workflow staggers sends and personalizes subject lines automatically. Reply rate went from 2% to just under 9%, and one campaign alone booked 6 qualified demos in its first run.
My clinic was drowning in ad leads we never followed up. Switched to the lead follow-up workflow and the leads we missed dropped from 22% to 7% in six weeks. That's real patients we're not losing anymore.
I genuinely don't know how I ran my business without this. It's not even close.
Not a tech person at all, but the setup was copy-paste simple. Used the customer win-back workflow on my old email list of inactive buyers. It segmented them and sent a re-engagement sequence automatically. Brought back $1,850 in sales from people I'd basically given up on.
I run paid social for a fitness brand and used to manually check competitor ad libraries every few days. The competitor spy workflow does it automatically and alerts me to new creative angles they're testing. Used one of their angles as inspiration, ran it ourselves, and it became our best-performing ad of the quarter.
Following up with leads for my agency used to mean 15+ back-and-forth emails per prospect. The follow-up workflow handles that entirely now. The next email goes out, I just show up. Went from 5 calls a week to 14, no extra effort on my end.
I was drowning in DMs across Instagram and LinkedIn for my consulting business and kept losing track of who I'd followed up with. The DM tracking + follow-up workflow keeps every thread organized and nudges me on who's due for a follow-up. Closed 2 five-figure contracts last quarter that I'm fairly sure would've slipped through the cracks before.
Honestly the simplest ROI case I've had for any tool. I run a small brand and the workflow that drafts outreach emails from competitor offers saved us about $600/month in ad spend just by catching better angles we weren't running ourselves.
Common questions
Every week, Delta studies one company that is already winning customers. We take the marketing that brought those customers in, hand-build it into an AI workflow, and turn that into an AI employee. You apply those employees to your business in a few clicks and use the winners' marketing workflow to get customers the way those companies do.
Install Delta on your business in a few clicks. It reads how you sell, who you sell to, and what marketing you already have running, and it keeps what it learned. Every employee after that uses this, so you are ready for applied marketing on your business.
ChatGPT can write a marketing idea if you ask it to. What it cannot do is arrive already knowing how a real company is winning customers this week. Delta studies one company, takes the marketing that brought those customers in, and hand-builds it into an AI employee. You install Delta in a few clicks, then apply those employees and use the winners' marketing workflow to get customers the way those companies do.
Each week is one company, and that company might get customers in a way you do not. One week might be ads, and you might get yours from search. The employee is still built for your business, using what Delta already learned about you, so you can use the parts that fit and leave the rest. You also keep every employee from earlier weeks, so you can apply an older one when it fits how you already get customers.
No. There is nothing to program. Install Delta on your business in a few clicks, then apply those employees in a few clicks too.
Yes. Nothing disappears when a new week starts. Every employee you have already received stays with you, and you can apply an older one whenever you need it.
You can cancel whenever you want. There is no yearly lock-in and no fee for leaving. Delta is $79 a month.
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