Which mythological figure's influence marketing technique most closely resembles modern product endorsement, where they explicitly promoted a specific product that became strongly associated with them?

Before social media, gods and mythological figures were the original influencers, shaping cultural beliefs and consumer behaviors. Their stories were used to market products, from wine (Dionysus/Bacchus) to wisdom (Athena). This poll explores how ancient mythological marketing tactics compare to modern influencer strategies. Test your knowledge of how folklore's most powerful figures built their 'divine brands' and influenced their followers through what we might now recognize as clever product placement and endorsement.

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Hermes promoting his winged sandals as the fastest mode of transportation across the ancient world
Dionysus hosting wine festivals (Bacchanalia) that served as experiential marketing for his branded wine
Thor displaying the strength of his hammer Mjölnir in competitions to attract followers
Amaterasu emerging from a cave with a mirror, establishing the importance of reflection in Japanese culture