Which advertising campaign is credited with introducing the first successful 'verbification' of a brand name, turning a product into a commonly used verb?

Language isn't just a tool for communication—it's a powerful marketing asset. Throughout history, companies have leveraged linguistic innovation in their advertising campaigns to create memorable brand identities. This trivia challenges you to recall a groundbreaking advertising campaign that fundamentally changed how language is used in marketing. Test your knowledge about the intersection of linguistics and brand communication strategy!

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Google's 'Don't Be Evil' campaign (2000s) which led to 'google' becoming a verb meaning 'to search online'
Coca-Cola's 'Share a Coke' campaign (2011) which attempted to make 'coke' a verb for sharing experiences
Nike's 'Just Do It' campaign (1988) which tried to establish 'nike' as a verb meaning 'to accomplish something'
Xerox's 'Ready to Work' campaign (1970s) which led to 'xerox' becoming a verb for photocopying