Which retail sales strategy did ancient Egyptian merchants commonly use to attract higher-paying customers in marketplace settings?

Ancient Egyptian marketplaces were sophisticated centers of commerce that operated with complex systems of exchange. Their retail strategies reflected social hierarchies and religious beliefs, while still addressing practical consumer needs. Test your knowledge about how ancient Egyptians approached retail sales strategies in their bustling marketplace economies along the Nile.

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Displaying goods on elevated platforms, requiring wealthier customers to physically climb steps to view premium merchandise
Setting up shops in specific zones based on product quality, with luxury goods sold in designated areas closer to temples and palaces
Using colored flags outside their shops to indicate discount days, with purple flags signaling royal-quality goods at standard prices
Implementing a seasonal rotation system where premium goods were only sold during religious festivals to create exclusivity