MyLookStory
Explore hairstyles, edit photos, and create AI images and videos
Design Tools·AI & Machine Learning
What is MyLookStory?
MyLookStory is a multilingual, photo-first AI creative workspace. Start with your own photo to explore hairstyle and hair-color ideas, create professional headshots, or try photo filters. Image tools help you enhance clarity, remove or blur backgrounds, and extend a photo into a wider composition. You can also generate images from prompts or references and turn ideas or photos into short videos. These workflows support personal style exploration, profile pictures, social posts, and creative visual projects. AI generation uses account credits, with paid plans and credit packs. Explore the tools at https://www.mylookstory.com/. Public contact: [email protected].
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Subscription is absolutely the way to go... it created a foundation for us to build on top that i think had we not done it that way would have made our lives much more difficult... generating revenue then allowed us to obviously reinvest back into the product.
Subscription Beats A-la-Carte Because It Creates a Foundation — Not Just Revenue
Tinder's internal debate between subscription and a-la-carte purchases was resolved by recognizing that subscription revenue compounds in a way that transactional revenue doesn't: it creates a predictable base from which to reinvest. Phil's framing applies broadly — if your product has repeated usage and users need it over time, subscription isn't just more convenient billing, it's a strategic foundation that funds product improvements and deeper engagement loops.
I'll spend $5K a day, hitting 150 ROAS. Let those cohorts age. Understand the day 20 ROAS, the day 30 ROAS. Build more cohorts. Then push that frontier out. I iteratively progress that frontier, starting from a place where if I can't hit it at very low spend, it's back to the drawing board.
Iteratively push the ROAS frontier instead of chasing terminal LTV on day 10
Early campaign optimization should not attempt to project terminal LTV from 10 days of data. Seufert's process: establish a baseline ROAS floor at minimal spend, let cohorts mature, then incrementally raise budget only as cohorts prove out downstream value. This prevents both premature scaling (before economics are validated) and over-cautious under-investment.
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