Which groundbreaking 1984 television advertisement, directed by Ridley Scott and aired during Super Bowl XVIII, revolutionized event-based marketing and is still studied as one of the most influential product launches in history?

Throughout history, advertising has evolved dramatically, reshaping how products reach consumers. From ancient market criers to digital algorithms, the methods businesses use to promote their offerings reflect broader technological and cultural shifts. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in advertising history that forever changed how brands connect with customers and influenced modern marketing strategies we still see today.

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Apple's Macintosh '1984' ad depicting a dystopian world shattered by a new computing paradigm
Coca-Cola's 'Mean Joe Greene' ad where the football player tosses his jersey to a young fan
Wendy's 'Where's the Beef?' campaign questioning competitors' hamburger sizes
Nike's first 'Just Do It' commercial featuring Walt Stack jogging across the Golden Gate Bridge