Which language-focused advertising campaign introduced the term 'Verbification' to highlight how its brand name had become a common verb in everyday speech?

In the world of language and linguistics, brand slogans and taglines play a crucial role in how companies communicate their identity. Some linguistic devices in advertising become so iconic they enter our everyday vocabulary. This poll tests your knowledge of how language has been strategically deployed in one of the most influential linguistic branding campaigns of the 21st century.

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Google's 'Don't Be Evil' campaign that acknowledged 'to google' had become synonymous with online searching
Merriam-Webster's 'Define Yourself' campaign that promoted how dictionary terms evolve through usage
Xerox's 'More Than Copying' campaign that fought against 'xeroxing' becoming generic for photocopying
Duolingo's 'Language Transformation' campaign about how their app name became a verb for language learning