Which promotional tactic did Egyptian merchants NOT use during the Festival of Thoth to increase sales of papyrus and writing implements?

Step back in time to explore how Ancient Egyptian merchants promoted their products during religious festivals. The Festival of Thoth, dedicated to the god of wisdom and writing, was not just a religious celebration but also a significant commercial event in Ancient Egypt. Merchants used various promotional tactics that, surprisingly, share some similarities with modern retail promotions. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of commerce and culture in Ancient Egypt!

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Offering limited-time discounts on bundled items (papyrus scrolls with ink sets)
Creating themed packaging featuring imagery of Thoth to signify divine blessing on products
Distributing QR codes on limestone tablets for customers to access exclusive content
Positioning scribes near temple entrances to demonstrate product quality through live calligraphy