Which of these cultural tradition-based marketing campaigns was actually successful and led to increased sales and positive brand perception?

Throughout history, brands have attempted to incorporate cultural traditions into their marketing strategies—some with great success, others with notable failures. This poll tests your knowledge of how cultural traditions have influenced product development and marketing in the retail space. Can you identify which famous cultural marketing campaign actually succeeded where others failed?

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Coca-Cola's attempt to rename Santa Claus as 'Kalliope' in Nordic countries to better reflect local folklore traditions in 2008
McDonald's 'McHoli' colored burgers released during India's Holi festival in 2015, featuring buns dyed in traditional festival colors
Pepsi's 2017 Lunar New Year campaign featuring traditional red envelopes (hong bao) with QR codes that revealed personalized fortunes and prizes
Amazon's 'Tradition Tracker' app launched in 2019 that claimed to help users discover their ancestral holiday traditions but faced privacy backlash