Which linguistic packaging innovation first introduced 'dialogic packaging' where products appear to speak directly to consumers through first-person language?

In the competitive retail landscape, packaging innovations often leverage linguistic principles to capture consumer attention. Language choice on product packaging can significantly influence purchasing decisions, brand perception, and customer loyalty. This trivia question explores a fascinating intersection of linguistics and product packaging innovation that revolutionized how certain products communicate with consumers.

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Absolut Vodka's storytelling bottles (1980s)
Innocent Smoothies' conversational labels (2000s)
Coca-Cola's 'Share a Coke' personalized names campaign (2011)
Method cleaning products' scientific-humorous copy (1990s)