"I was struck by lightning"...

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Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026 at 4:35 AM EasternKlaviyo

Aires"I was struck by lightning"...

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"I was struck by lightning"... - email from Aires

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Subject: "I was struck by lightning"...
Preview text: A customer letter worth sharing
From: help@airestech.com
Brand: Aires
ESP: Klaviyo
Sent: Tue Oct 27, 2026, 4:35 AM ET
Sent to: aff.airestech.com, airescertified.org, airescertifiedspace.net, airescertifiedspace.org, airescertifiedspaces.xyz, airestech.com, lifetune.com
Size: 55 KB
Images: 11
Links: 15, 8 of them buttons
Subject length: 30 characters

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Sent in the 4 AM hour, which holds 2% of its emails; 17% arrive in the 8 AM hour. The subject is 30 characters; its average is 39.

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From: Aires <[email protected]>
Subject: "I was struck by lightning"...
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2026 08:35:02 +0000
Message-ID domain: klaviyomail.com
Return-Path domain: k3.hello.airestech.com
DKIM signature: d=shared.klaviyomail.com s=def1; d=hello.airestech.com s=mtd1
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