Which ancient civilization pioneered an early form of 'customer segmentation' by categorizing shoppers based on social class and creating different marketplace sections with targeted merchandise?

Before modern retail analytics, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to understand customer behavior and market trends. Their approaches to 'customer intelligence' might surprise you! This poll explores how ancient merchants anticipated modern retail analytics concepts through observation, record-keeping, and cultural understanding. Test your knowledge about how commerce and consumer psychology functioned in antiquity.

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Ancient Romans, who developed separate forum marketplaces for patricians and plebeians with different merchandise selections
Ancient Egyptians, who used hieroglyphic records to track customer preferences across different social classes
Babylonians, who created the world's first specialized marketplaces with merchandise targeted to specific professions and social ranks
Ancient Greeks, who used the agora system to separate luxury goods for aristocrats from common goods for regular citizens