What is considered to be the oldest known advertising slogan, discovered on a tavern wall in ancient Pompeii?

Long before digital billboards and social media campaigns, ancient civilizations were pioneering the art of advertising. From merchant announcements carved in stone to symbols painted on shop walls, early marketing efforts helped businesses stand out in ancient marketplaces. This trivia question explores what historians consider to be the oldest documented advertising slogan - a fascinating glimpse into how brand messaging began thousands of years ago.

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"For the best wine, visit Hedone's tavern around the corner"
"Travelers, proceed to the twelfth tower where Asellina keeps her wine shop with excellent drink"
"Where Sittius gives good bread, you'll find his bakery here"
"I am amazed, O wall, that you have not fallen in ruins from bearing the tedious stupidity of so many writers" (from a bar owner with humor)