In ancient Norse folklore, which retail merchandising practice was believed to bring good fortune to merchants displaying their wares?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced retail practices in fascinating ways. From ancient marketplaces dedicated to specific gods to traditional display techniques based on folk beliefs, these cultural elements continue to shape modern retail. This poll tests your knowledge of how mythology has influenced retail merchandising and product presentation across different cultures.

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Arranging products in groups of nine (Odin's sacred number) to invoke the All-Father's blessing on sales
Displaying items in circular patterns to represent Jörmungandr, the world serpent, ensuring products would circle back as returning customers
Hanging red thread above merchandise displays to channel Thor's protection against theft and damage
Positioning luxury goods in the northern section of the marketplace to honor Freya, goddess of beauty and wealth