Which company introduced the first widely recognized customer loyalty program in retail history, pioneering the concept of rewarding repeat customers with collectible stamps redeemable for merchandise?

Customer loyalty programs have become a cornerstone of modern retail strategy, but they have fascinating historical roots. This poll explores the origins of formalized customer loyalty schemes that revolutionized how businesses built relationships with customers. Test your knowledge about when and how retailers first began systematically rewarding repeat customers - the answer might surprise you!

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S&H Green Stamps (Sperry & Hutchinson), launched in 1896
Betty Crocker Points Program, launched in 1921
Sears Roebuck Reward Cards, launched in 1902
American Airways Advantage Program, launched in 1934