Which mythological deity's 'brand color' was consistently used in ancient temple merchandise and offerings to build follower loyalty, and remains strongly associated with them in modern cultural depictions?

Throughout history, gods and mythological beings were 'marketed' to populations through distinct symbols, colors, and narratives that made them instantly recognizable. Today's brand marketers use surprisingly similar techniques! This trivia explores how ancient mythological figures used distinctive brand elements to build 'customer loyalty' among their followers. Test your knowledge about these original marketing masters and their iconic brand identities!

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Apollo's gold and sun-yellow, used on temple decorations, priestly garments, and votive offerings to reinforce his solar association
Aphrodite's rose pink and red, used on love amulets, temple prostitute garments, and ceremonial objects to strengthen her love domain
Poseidon's azure blue, used consistently on coastal temples, sacrificial tridents, and maritime offerings to reinforce his ocean domain
Dionysus's purple, used on wine vessels, theatrical masks, and festival decorations to signal his royal yet wild nature