Which historical figure is credited with creating one of the first celebrity product endorsements in the 1760s by allowing his name and image to be used on Wedgwood pottery?

Before social media influencers and TV commercials, product endorsements still shaped consumer behavior in fascinating ways. Throughout history, clever marketers found ways to associate their products with trusted or admired figures. This trivia question explores one of the earliest and most influential celebrity product endorsements that changed marketing history and set the stage for practices we still see today.

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King George III
Benjamin Franklin
Josiah Wedgwood himself
Queen Charlotte