What was the first widespread customer loyalty program in retail history, introduced in 1896?

Before digital apps and plastic cards dominated loyalty programs, innovative retailers in history developed unique ways to keep customers coming back. This trivia explores the origins of customer loyalty programs and how they transformed retail history. Test your knowledge about how merchants first incentivized repeat business through these early marketing innovations!

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S&H Green Stamps, where customers collected stamps with purchases to redeem for merchandise
Sears Catalog Points, where mail-order customers earned points toward discounts on future purchases
The Coca-Cola Bottle Cap Collection, where special caps could be redeemed for branded merchandise
Montgomery Ward Member Cards, where cardholders received exclusive pricing on select goods