Which linguistic packaging innovation was first implemented by Coca-Cola in 2013 to connect with consumers on a personal level?

In the world of retail, packaging doesn't just protect products—it communicates with consumers through carefully chosen language. Linguistic elements on packaging can significantly impact consumer perception and purchase decisions. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking linguistic packaging innovation that revolutionized how certain products communicate information to diverse global markets.

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The 'Share a Coke' campaign that replaced the Coca-Cola logo with popular names in different languages
Multilingual ingredient lists presented in regional dialects rather than standard languages
Phonetic spelling guides printed on packaging to help consumers pronounce product names correctly
Linguistically optimized slogans that maintain identical syllable counts when translated to any language