Which ancient mythological deity's marketing strategy included having their image on household items to ensure brand presence in daily life, creating what historians consider an early form of brand loyalty?

Long before modern marketing, ancient cultures used powerful symbols and stories to create what we might call today 'brand recognition' for their deities. Temples functioned like retail locations, festival celebrations served as customer engagement events, and religious iconography acted as early advertising. Test your knowledge about how mythological figures were 'marketed' to ancient populations through various cultural techniques that mirror today's brand promotion strategies.

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Bes (Egyptian protective deity)
Apollo (Greek god of light)
Thor (Norse god of thunder)
Ganesha (Hindu remover of obstacles)