Claim provenance · confirmed
Marks & Spencer · Persado
Usage described by a public source
Citation
Canonical citation and technical limitations in English.
Marks & Spencer · Persado: Usage described by a public source (CONFIRMED; CASE_STUDY).
- UsedBy claim permalink
- https://www.usedby.ai/claims/rev_usage_c6f00960b5a2bde6e91a4dbd
- Primary source URL
- https://www.persado.com/articles/marks-spencer-leverages-ai-to-drive-hundreds-of-millions-in-revenue-with-personalisation-program
Last relationship verification by usedby: 2026-11-02T06:35:53.270Z; selected source capture by usedby: 2026-10-19T07:30:29.369Z. These are check dates, not publication or adoption dates, and do not establish continuing usage. This selected evidence does not establish a current contract, spend or deployment scope. This record is not an exhaustive search.
- Evidence method
- CASE_STUDY
- Capture date (UTC)
- Last verification (UTC)
- First seen by usedby (UTC)
- Last seen by usedby (UTC)
- Source publication date
- Not recorded
- Relationship evidence on or before
Source
Download the case study to learn more about how Marks & Spencer used Persado to unlock greater loyalty and engagement across channels.Original source text (en)
Saved capture
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Limits of this claim
- The source describes a specific use; it does not establish all current uses.
- First public proof dates the relationship; its source binding is unverified and it must not be treated as the selected source publication date. The on_or_before and job_post kinds do not establish when usage began.
- This selected evidence does not establish whether other evidence or an end date exists. Missing fields do not establish their absence.
- A missing public snapshot does not establish that no archive exists. The source URL can be opened directly to check the current page.
- This evidence does not establish a current contract, spend or deployment scope. An adoption date is known only when explicitly stated by the source.
- Capture, verification, first-seen and last-seen dates describe usedby observations, not source publication, adoption or continuing usage.
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