Lake Park, Florida
About CREATIVE FUSS, LLC
A Florida-registered digital agency and professional services firm. We publish our registration details because clients deserve to know who they are hiring.
Where we are and how we are registered
Our mailing address is 834 W Ilex Drive, Lake Park, FL 33403, USA. The firm is registered in Florida under registration number L17000096947, with Federal Employer Identification number 82-1410767.
Lake Park sits in Palm Beach County, which puts us within reach of the professional services and contractor businesses that make up much of our local market. Most client work happens remotely, and we have coordinated projects across U.S. time zones without issue.
Working hours run Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. If you are local and want to talk through a project in person, write first and we will find a time that works on both sides.
Legal name
CREATIVE FUSS, LLC
Florida registration
L17000096947
Federal employer ID
82-1410767
Mailing address
834 W Ilex Drive, Lake Park, FL 33403, USA
The shape of the firm
An LLC means a registered entity, a business bank account, and a paper trail behind every invoice and contract.
How the firm is organized
Structure matters to clients in a practical way, not a legal one. When your procurement process needs a W-9, a certificate of registration, or a signature from someone with authority to sign, we can provide all of it.
What we can hand over
- A completed W-9 in the legal name CREATIVE FUSS, LLC, with the FEI on file.
- A certificate of registration showing the Florida registration number.
- A written scope and a countersigned agreement before any work begins.
- Invoices with clear line items, issued from the firm's business account.
Leadership contact details, including the inquiry form and the leadership email, are listed on the contact page.
What guides the work
Three habits shape how we run engagements. They are not slogans; each one came from a project that went sideways because we skipped it.
Written scopes
Every project starts with a document that lists deliverables and assumptions. Verbal agreements are where projects go wrong, so we put the assumptions on the page even when they feel obvious. If a client wants a change, it becomes a written change, not a text message we are all trying to remember later.
Honest limits
We tell clients when a request is outside what we do well, even when that means a smaller invoice. Handing a print campaign or a staffing question to someone better suited to it saves the client money and saves us the project we would have delivered badly.
Maintainable output
A website your team cannot edit is a liability, and a content plan nobody can sustain is fiction. We build so a non-technical person can update pages, publish posts and change hours without a support ticket. That is a design constraint, not an afterthought.
The tools we have standardized on
We keep our stack narrow on purpose. A short list means fewer handoffs, faster troubleshooting, and a client who does not have to learn a new tool every quarter.
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Wix and Squarespace
Cover most brochure and appointment-based sites, and give the client's own team a simple editor from day one.
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Custom builds
Handle quoting flows, booking logic and the integrations a template cannot reach without fighting it.
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Figma
Where design and prototyping happen, so pages are reviewed before anyone writes production code.
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Semrush and Google Search Console
Cover SEO research, keyword tracking and indexing checks on the client's own verified property.
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HubSpot
Handles CRM and marketing automation for most clients, from a simple pipeline to nurture sequences.
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Slack
Available for client coordination when email gets too slow, especially during a launch week.
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FreshBooks
Manages invoicing and time tracking on our side, which keeps estimates honest against real hours.
Who we work with
Our clients are typically small and mid-sized service businesses: professional firms, contractors, clinics, consultancies, and local B2B companies. Some have an in-house marketing person who needs additional capacity. Others have nobody and want a partner to hold the whole thread.
We work well with both setups, provided there is a decision-maker available during the project. Projects stall when feedback has to travel through three people before it reaches the person who can approve a direction. If that describes your team, tell us at the start and we will build the review rhythm around it.
A typical engagement looks like this: a short discovery call, a written scope with a fixed set of deliverables, a design and build phase with two or three review points, then a handover session where we walk your team through editing and publishing. After launch, work continues as a retainer, a block of hours, or a one-off project, whichever matches your capacity.
What we will not claim
Search and advertising platforms change their rules, their results pages and their pricing. No agency controls them, and anyone who says otherwise is selling something else.
What we do not promise
- A specific position in search results for any keyword.
- A guaranteed number of leads, calls or booked appointments.
- A revenue figure tied to a campaign before we have seen your data.
What we can commit to
- A defined scope with deliverables and assumptions written down.
- A documented process with review points you can plan around.
- Reporting that shows what actually happened, including the flat months.
If you want a vendor who will guarantee a number before seeing your data, we are not the right fit, and we would rather say that early.
Company details at a glance
- Legal name
- CREATIVE FUSS, LLC
- Florida registration
- L17000096947
- Federal employer ID
- 82-1410767
- Mailing address
- 834 W Ilex Drive, Lake Park, FL 33403, USA
- Domain
- creativefuss.digital
- Leadership contact
- Listed on the contact page
- Working hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- [email protected]
How to reach leadership
The contact page lists our inquiry form and the leadership email. If you are evaluating agencies and want to ask a specific question before committing to a call, email is fine.
We answer project inquiries in the order they arrive, and we will tell you honestly if a timeline is unrealistic on our side. If we are booked out past your deadline, we say so on the first reply instead of after a proposal.
Before you write
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Tell us what the site or campaign has to do, not only how it should look. Business goal first, styling second.
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Mention your deadline and who approves work internally. Those two facts shape the whole schedule.
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Note whether you need procurement paperwork, a W-9, or a certificate of registration up front.
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Share any existing analytics or Search Console access you already have, even if it is messy.
Prefer to keep exploring first? Read the standards behind our guidance, browse the services we offer, or see notes from recent projects.