Which innovative customer segmentation technique did merchants in Ancient Egypt's New Kingdom period (1550-1070 BCE) use to target wealthy consumers for luxury goods?

The ancient world had sophisticated commercial systems long before modern retail. From the bustling markets of Mesopotamia to the trade routes of Rome, ancient civilizations developed complex marketing strategies and consumer targeting methods. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants understood their customers and marketed their wares in civilizations that laid the foundation for today's commerce practices.

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Papyrus loyalty scrolls that tracked purchases and offered rewards to frequent buyers of premium goods
Geographic targeting by establishing luxury shops in areas near administrative buildings frequented by nobility and officials
Seasonal festival subscriptions where elite customers pre-paid for customized offerings throughout the year
Cartouche branding, where merchants would create special royal-approved seals for products marketed to the upper class