Which geographic consumer classification system, developed in the 1970s, categorized neighborhoods into 54 types and 17 groups, becoming one of the most influential tools for retail location planning and targeted marketing?

Geographic market segmentation is a fundamental strategy in retail that divides customers based on their physical location. One of the most influential systems revolutionized how retailers target specific neighborhoods. This poll tests your knowledge about a pioneering geographic classification tool that changed how businesses understand local markets and customer behaviors across different communities.

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ACORN (A Classification of Residential Neighborhoods)
PRIZM (Potential Rating Index for ZIP Markets)
MOSAIC (Multiple Origin Segmentation for Area Classification)
CAMEO (Consumer And Market Evaluation Organization)