Which mythological deity employed an early form of 'loyalty program' by requiring followers to leave offerings at temples to receive specific blessings in return?

Throughout history, mythological figures have demonstrated remarkable 'brand loyalty' and recognition strategies that modern marketers could learn from. Myths and folklore across cultures showcase how gods, heroes, and creatures maintained their followers' devotion through distinctive symbols, stories, and experiences - essentially ancient loyalty programs. Test your knowledge on how mythological entities used early forms of brand recognition and loyalty tactics that parallel today's marketing approaches.

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Hestia, who promised household protection when followers maintained an eternal flame at her altar
Demeter, who guaranteed agricultural prosperity when seasonal tribute was paid at her temples
Loki, who offered trickery skills to followers who left pranking tools at designated sites
Bastet, who removed pests from homes when cat figurines were purchased and displayed