Community-Based Loyalty: Punch Cards to Apps
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Local loyalty programs used to be simple. A barista stamped a card, a barber handed out a “buy nine, get the tenth free” slip, and regulars felt seen. The mechanics were primitive, yet the psychology was precise. Tangible proof of progress made people come back. Community norms carried the rest.
