Have any of you seen the new testimonial campaign by 1521 Condominiums. I must admit; I really like it. I think it shows sincerity and transparency. The effort goes a long way. At a time where many developers will not spend a dime on marketing and advertising, I believe that this campaign shows creativity and purpose. If I were a potential buyer, I would consider reading each one. If anything it gives you more perspective on the reasons to live downtown.
I’ve included one of the testimonials below. The picture didn’t show up in the html below, so I have included it above and as the main image of this post. I would love to hear your feedback.
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Series 2.2 Don Kuzaro Jr., Don & Joe’s Meats Q: How long have you worked in the Pike Place Market? A: I first began working at Don & Joe’s Meats in 1969. Q: What’s the best part of your day operating your business? A: I enjoy the morning because the market is less crowded and all the businesses are also getting ready for a busy day. Q: How would you describe the consumer? Who patronizes your business? A: We have a good mix of people who live and work downtown. Many customers of other areas drive into town on Saturdays. Q: What does the “legacy” of the Pike Place Market mean to you? A: We are a family owned and operated business. My wife and I both started working in the Market for our fathers. Q: Why do you think 10 million people a year visit the Pike Place Market? A: It is a fun and unique place to visit and shop. Q: Describe the sense of community you’ve come to appreciate most about the Pike Place Market? A: Customers and fellow business owners and employees become like an extended family. Q: How do you feel about Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue joining the neighborhood? A: I appreciate the way it has upgraded 2nd Avenue and brought more potential customers to the Market. Q: Describe the kinds of relationships you’ve developed with residents in this neighborhood? A: Many of those who come are longtime customers whom we have come to know on a first-name basis. Q: The removal of the Viaduct will change Seattle’s waterfront forever – how do you perceive this will affect the Pike Place Market? A: I’m not sure yet. Q: Any other experiences about your business in the Pike Place Market that you’d like to share? A: I met my future wife in the Market and I have many fond memories of working with my Dad and uncle at Don & Joe’s Meats. Priced from the low $1 millions. Viewings by appointment. 1521 SECOND AVENUE | SEATTLE WA, 98101 FIFTEENTWENTYONE.COM | 206.443.1521 |
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