Which retail giant's international expansion strategy specifically focused on 'geographic clustering' to optimize logistics and marketing penetration in new regions?

How well do you understand the strategic geography behind successful retail expansions? Location intelligence has become a critical factor in retail success, with brands carefully analyzing geographic data before entering new markets. This poll tests your knowledge of how major retailers have used geographic insights to drive their international growth strategies. Can you identify which famous retail expansion strategy correctly matched local geographic preferences with their brand positioning?

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Walmart's 'adjacency expansion' - building store clusters in neighboring countries before expanding to more distant markets
Amazon's 'fulfillment first' - establishing distribution centers in geographically central locations before opening retail presence
IKEA's 'urban nucleus' - targeting only the largest metropolitan areas in each country before expanding to smaller markets
Starbucks' 'population density matrix' - opening stores based exclusively on population count rather than geographic proximity