If you're craving more breathing room in your business — without compromising the quality of your support, sales, or client relationships — it's time to build your own AI coach clone. Here's a real-world walkthrough of how one of the clients set one up with Brittany Long using Delphi.ai.
An AI coach clone is a conversational assistant trained on your voice, teachings, and brand tone — so it can answer client questions, provide insights, walk users through your frameworks, and even embed affiliate recommendations. All without requiring you to be available 24/7.
Tools like Delphi.ai make it possible to build one custom to your content, whether that's a video library, podcast episodes, course materials, or written guides. And no — you don't need to be techy to get started.
She opted for Delphi's Builder plan at $79/month — enough to stay flexible as the AI landscape continues to shift.
Generate a list of your existing content — links to tutorials, course videos, social posts — so you know exactly what you have to train from.
Training works best with 7–15 min single-speaker tutorials, not conversational group calls or panels. Quality input = quality output.
Use transcripts (or get help extracting them) to train your clone smoothly and efficiently. This is where your voice gets baked in.
Decide which programs or audience tiers will get access. Keep it intentional — you can always expand later.
Phase 1: content loading. Phase 2: refinement and testing window. Don't skip the second phase — it's where the magic gets dialed in.
She, like many entrepreneurs, felt nervous stepping into unfamiliar tech. The discomfort is real — and it's worth talking about honestly.
Getting support from someone who understands both AI and emotional intelligence matters deeply, especially if authenticity and sustainability drive your brand.
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