Which ancient civilization created the first documented influencer marketing campaign by having royal family members publicly use products to increase their popularity among citizens?

Before social media and digital marketing, ancient civilizations had their own versions of influencer marketing. Royal endorsements, prominent citizens, and religious figures all played crucial roles in promoting goods and services in ancient marketplaces. This poll explores how ancient societies leveraged influential individuals to shape consumer behavior and boost trade - practices that laid the foundation for modern marketing techniques we still use today.

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Ancient Egypt, where Pharaohs would be depicted using specific cosmetics and oils in public ceremonies
Ancient Rome, where emperors would commission statues showing them wearing certain fashion items
Ancient China, where the imperial court would issue formal endorsements of silk producers
Ancient Greece, where Olympic athletes would promote weapons and armor from specific craftsmen