In Greek mythology, which deity's marketing strategy involved hosting elaborate symposia with wine to promote their cult and increase followers?

Throughout mythology and folklore, gods and heroes employed fascinating 'marketing strategies' to spread their influence. From Hermes' role as the messenger god to the elaborate feasts of Valhalla, divine entities understood the importance of building their 'brand'. This trivia question explores how ancient deities used strategic promotions that parallel modern marketing concepts. Test your knowledge of mythology's most effective promotional campaigns!

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Dionysus, who hosted wine festivals (Dionysia) that combined religious rituals with theatrical performances to attract devotees
Apollo, who established the Oracle at Delphi as an exclusive consultation service with premium pricing for divine guidance
Athena, who sponsored weaving competitions throughout Greece to demonstrate her superior craftsmanship and wisdom
Hermes, who created a messenger network that delivered both messages and product promotions throughout the ancient world