Which company introduced the first widely successful customer loyalty program in American retail history, using 'Green Stamps' that customers could collect and redeem for merchandise?

Before digital apps and plastic cards, customer loyalty programs had fascinating beginnings that shaped modern retail strategy. The concept of rewarding repeat customers has evolved dramatically throughout commercial history, creating the foundation for today's sophisticated engagement tactics. Test your knowledge about the historical origins of customer loyalty programs that transformed merchant-consumer relationships forever.

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S&H (Sperry & Hutchinson Co.) in 1896
American Express with their first charge card in 1958
Betty Crocker's point collection program in 1929
A&P Grocery with their 'Plaid Stamps' in 1912