Creative Instinct - Website Design & Branding in Mt. Juliet, Serving Greater Nashville Area

Happily Developing Creative & Effective

Branding
& Web Design

for Small & Mid Size
Businesses Since 2005

We Design for
Form and Function

Since 2005, we've partnered on developing successful small business brands and websites across Middle Tennessee and nationwide. Our designs are not only beautiful, but also functional and hard-working. Whatever your industry, your brand story deserves to be told in a polished way that resonates with your values and that of your customers. We can help!

Don't leave your branding to chance. Leave it to us!

Ensure that your brand and website leaves a positive and lasting impression on your potential customers. We're the small business branding experts. Work with us and we'll help you be successful in the marketplace.

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What Our Clients Say

“I would highly recommend Creative Instinct to anyone looking for a graphic designer, especially for a major project needing fresh ideas. Gwen named her business well, as she abounds in creative instincts."

Debby Haddock

Director of Sales, Gallatin TN Chamber of Commerce

"I would HIGHLY recommend Creative Instinct for anyone who is looking to design a website or take it your current one to another level! Gwen's communication and responsiveness was spot on."

Carter Tucker

Chick-fil-A

Franchise Owner

“Working with Creative Instinct for the past 2 1/2 years has been amazing! They gave our old, tired website a complete overhaul... We have had so many compliments and our website traffic has increased tremendously!”

Sheri Storie

Pine Bluff AR Advertising & Promotion Commission

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Gallatin Area Chamber wins top award for communications designed by Creative Instinct

The Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce has been named one of 12 Communications Award of Excellence winners by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE). ACCE is an association based in Alexandria, Va., that has over 1,600 chambers of commerce and related business and economic development organizations as members, representing more than 9,000 professionals in the industry.

ACCE’s Awards for Communications Excellence (ACE) program is designed to showcase top communications and marketing work of chambers of commerce and similar organizations. ACE Awards are judged by industry peers. This year’s panel was comprised of 16 US-based chamber of commerce communications and marketing professionals.

"Innovative, engaging communications are essential for chambers of commerce to promote the impact of their work and amplify their communities' stories," said ACCE President & CEO Sheree Anne Kelly. "We congratulate this year's winners for their outstanding efforts to inform, engage and spur action in order to drive positive change in their regions."

The Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce was named an Award of Excellence winner for the entry of “Spirit of Gallatin,” their 2024 City Guide and Business Directory, an annual print publication that showcases Gallatin’s people, assets, and community.

“The Gallatin City Guide is produced by an internal team of Chamber employees including Angela Anderson, our vice president of Member Experience, who serves as the photographer; Debby Haddock, our sales coordinator who handles all the ad sales, collection, and curation; and myself for concept and coordination. Most importantly, we keep it all local, using members who help with design (Gwen Canfield of Creative Instinct), print (Prisma), and project management (Kathryn Good of Good Circle Marketing). If you haven't seen one, please drop by our office to pick up your copy today,” said Gallatin Chamber President & CEO, Kim Baker.

A panel of communications and marketing professionals from 16 U.S.-based chambers of commerce evaluated entries submitted for this year's competition. Entries were organized by category — based on the chamber's annual revenue — and entry type: audio/videos, campaigns, print and electronic publications and websites.