Which linguistic innovation was specifically created for a major product launch and subsequently entered the general lexicon as a recognized term?

The language of retail marketing has evolved dramatically over the decades, with linguistic innovations playing a crucial role in product launches and consumer engagement. Terminology, catchphrases, and even newly coined words have shaped how products are presented to the public. Test your knowledge about significant linguistic contributions to memorable product launches in the retail space.

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The term 'Podcast' - created by Apple for the 2001 iPod launch campaign
The word 'Netbook' - coined during Intel's 2007 product category introduction
The term 'Google' as a verb - deliberately promoted during Google's search engine expansion
The phrase 'Social Media' - developed for Facebook's initial marketing campaign