Which mythological deity's marketing strategy most directly influenced modern advertising techniques through the concept of 'brand association' with specific human desires?

Throughout history, mythological deities have been 'marketed' to populations much like modern products. Their stories, symbols, and associations were carefully crafted to appeal to specific audiences and needs. This fascinating intersection of ancient mythology and modern marketing principles reveals how little consumer psychology has changed over millennia. Test your knowledge about how ancient cultures 'branded' their gods and how these techniques mirror today's product marketing strategies.

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Aphrodite/Venus, whose association with beauty and desire created the template for modern beauty and luxury product marketing
Thor, whose hammer symbol was primarily used to market strength and durability in early Nordic consumer goods
Anubis, whose image was the first documented case of a 'spokesperson' figure used consistently across product categories
Quetzalcoatl, who pioneered the concept of limited-edition offerings through seasonal worship cycles in Mesoamerican cultures