
If you’re still guessing whether your campaigns are moving the needle, Hahn wants to change that.
The Austin-based agency just unveiled three new marketing service lines—each infused with automation and AI, yet grounded in brand integrity. This isn’t about jumping on the tech bandwagon. It’s about putting client goals front and center, with tools built to show impact, not just impressions.
Three New Services, One Common Thread: Proof
The latest additions include:
- Data Marketing Services
- Web-AI Development
- Influencer Marketing Campaigns
Each has its own specialty. But together, they speak the same language: measurable value.
“We’re not adding noise to the system,” said Jeff Hahn, CEO and Principal. “We’ve rebuilt parts of the engine to give our clients smarter outputs, without gutting what makes their brand recognizable or relatable.”
Data Marketing Services: Less Guessing, More Confidence
Hahn Labs—home to the agency’s analytics operation—now offers predictive behavioral modeling, ROMI-focused campaign tracking, and the C-Suite Confidence Report.
At the center is PRFx, a proprietary media measurement platform that’s already making headlines behind the scenes. It doesn’t just track mentions. It shows whether someone saw a campaign and pulled out their wallet.
One campaign for a national fast-food chain delivered a 23x ROI. Not a typo. A twenty-three-fold return.
“Executives don’t want spin,” said Tim Weinheimer, Chief Marketing Officer. “They want numbers they can take to the board. We built a system that tells the truth.”
Influencer Marketing: Built for More Than Just Likes
Plenty of agencies run influencer campaigns. Hahn’s difference is how it plans them—with the FuseLight™ platform acting as the filter.
FuseLight™ helps brands forecast how a partnership will perform before making it official. It’s not a vibe check. It’s a business case. Pair that with full compliance review and performance dashboards, and you’re not just rolling the dice on a pretty face.
“When the Texas Beef Council needed to push a sports nutrition message, we beat every registration target,” said Lauren Clayton, Media Director. “We don’t just find talent—we make sure they deliver.”
Whether it’s a nano-campaign or a national launch, clients choose between pilot programs or long-term setups. Every option includes tracking, paid media support, and yes—accountability.
Web-AI Development: Websites That Pull Their Weight
In-house developers at Hahn bring two decades of WordPress and CMS experience, plus a stable team that doesn’t turn over every 12 months.
Projects run through a clean three-phase model: Data, Design, and Delivery. No fluff. Just sites that are wired to convert. Every build comes SEO-ready, speed-tested, and loaded with analytics tools from day one.
Want headless CMS or React for scalability? That’s on the table too.
“We aren’t handing over brochureware,” said Jason Vanderheyden, Director of Web Development and Product Engineering. “Every build meets a business goal. That’s the assignment.”
Clients from public utilities to food brands rely on Hahn to ensure their website isn’t just a placeholder—it’s a workhorse.
Free Consultations, No Strings
Each new service tier includes a no-cost consultation. That means clients can get the lay of the land without locking into a contract. Think of it as a strategy session without the sales pitch.
Hahn: Trusted by Brands That Keep Things Running
With more than 30 years in integrated marketing and a client roster that spans energy, nutrition, and consumer goods, Hahn’s credibility isn’t up for debate.
The agency was recently named Data-Driven Agency of the Year by the 2025 North American SABRE Awards. Not just for show. It reflects their ability to connect strategy with results in sectors where accuracy matters.
Whether working with ERCOT or launching influencer content for wellness brands, Hahn isn’t in it for the headlines. They’re in it for the scoreboard.
Final Thoughts
Hahn’s new offerings represent something you don’t see often in this business: marketing that’s actually built to work. Not to impress a pitch room. Not to trend on LinkedIn. But to connect dollars spent to outcomes delivered.
That’s a promise more agencies should be making. And fewer are.