Which mythological deity was known for the earliest example of successful brand positioning through consistent symbolism across cultures, associated with both commerce and communication?

Throughout history, mythological figures and deities have been masters of 'brand positioning' within their pantheons, each occupying specific domains and attributes in the minds of their worshippers. These ancient entities understood the power of differentiation and consistent messaging millennia before modern marketing. Test your knowledge of how these divine entities positioned themselves in the mythological marketplace!

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Hermes/Mercury - consistently positioned with winged sandals, caduceus staff, and association with speed, trade, and messaging across Greek and Roman cultures
Thor/Jupiter - positioned as the thunder god with lightning bolt imagery and supreme authority across Norse and Roman pantheons
Isis/Ishtar - marketed as the fertility goddess with consistent maternal imagery and agricultural associations in Egyptian and Babylonian cultures
Anubis/Hades - branded with consistent underworld associations and psychopomp (guide of souls) functions across Egyptian and Greek beliefs