Reach your global audience with earned PR
We get the media talking about you
We focus on one thing: PR and communications for innovative, ambitious companies and brands. We’ve found the balance between creativity, simplicity, and execution to get multiple media hits every month for our clients.
WHY?
Earned media coverage (when others write about you for free) is the most effective way to build visibility and trust with your customers, investors, and partners.
How?
We’ve learned and developed the best global media relations and PR practices to ensure that your brand gets recognition every month.
WHat?
San Francisco Agency is an award-winning international PR agency that’s worked with over 400 companies and brands from around the world.
More than 400 brands have already trusted us
Some numbers to back it up
Media hits in 2023
employee happiness score
net promoter score
Featured media
News from our clients
Young Finnish start-up Exolyt, specialising in short-form social media intelligence, gets nominated among the top 10 for EY Entrepreneur of the Year Suomi
Exolyt challenges big players in a global market by specialising in a new vertical and highly competitive space of the rapidly growing TikTok social media
Nordic Bioproducts Group shortlisted as CPHI Pharma Awards 2024 Finalist for sustainability
This recognition highlights the breakthrough of the company’s Microcrystalline Cellulose (MCC) production at their new production facility, powered by the patented AaltoCell™ technology. ESPOO, Finland
New study by Uute Scientific proves that microbial extract from Finnish nature helps patients with atopic dermatitis
Due to the modern lifestyle of extreme hygiene and lack of exposure to nature, immune-mediated diseases are on the rise globally. For the first time
Hailia and Hätälä enter partnership to introduce food products made from salmon sidestreams to the food service industry
Food technology company Hailia and fish processing company Hätälä have started a cooperation to launch a fish product made from the salmon parts left on