Which linguistic marketing strategy did Coca-Cola famously implement in the 1980s to maintain brand consistency across global markets while adapting to local languages?

In the world of language and linguistics, marketing strategies often leverage linguistic phenomena to create memorable brand experiences. Companies invest significantly in linguistic research to develop names, slogans, and brand voices that resonate across cultures while maintaining their identity. This poll tests your knowledge of a fascinating linguistic marketing strategy that revolutionized a major brand's global presence.

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Phonetic Adaptation System - modifying the Coca-Cola logo to use local alphabet characters while maintaining the same phonetic pronunciation
Linguistic Minimalism - reducing all marketing to simple pictograms that avoided language barriers entirely
Cultural Translation Protocol - completely renaming the product in each market based on local cultural preferences
Semantic Universalism - using only words that have identical meanings across all languages in their advertising