The deer on the wall concept centers on the fact that the deer cannot go anywhere. Just like if you wrecked your car or truck and had to wait to get it back because you did not take it to the right collision repair place. Utilizing a mounted deer head, the audience can instantly identify with it. By making the deer talk, it allows humor to grab the viewer's attention. The fact that the deer is virtually expressionless (and the environment never changes) adds to the visual humor. Each spot has a distinct consistency - opening with the deer talking about random things. In most cases, what he says has nothing to do with collision repair. A graphic page that includes your company logo (with eye-catching motion graphics) and a voice- over announcer concludes it each time.
Announcer:
For fast, reliable collision repair, trust the experts at [Name of collision center...] And get back out there!
The tagline, “Get Back Out There” assures the consumer that your collision center will repair their vehicle, right the first time, so they can get on with life and not be “left hanging” – so to speak.
These spots were originally created for Collision Center of Andover (as you'll see in the previews). They wanted something different to grab the audience's attention and set themselves apart from their competitors. They were thinking something along the lines of an animated deer. But the creative brains at ReadySpots had something else in mind. Hey, they wanted something different, right?
Here's what they had to say -You wouldn't believe the response I'm getting from these ads. It's incredible. I have increased my TV advertising budget to triple what I have been doing and it's really paying off.