San Francisco Bay Coffee launches a new animated multi-media campaign

Image credit: Cutwater Agency/San Francisco Bay Coffee
Responsibly-sourced coffee brand, San Francisco Bay Coffee – which is independently owned and run by the Rogers family – has partnered with creative and media agency Cutwater, to launch an integrated, human-centric campaign.
The campaign, which launched earlier this month, expands upon the success of the “One Small Sip for a Better Tomorrow” brand platform and campaign efforts for the brand’s certified commercially compostable OneCUP™ coffee pods, both of which were developed and rolled out by Cutwater.
This new endeavour highlights San Francisco Bay Coffee’s whole bean offering. The creative is driven by a colourful, vibrantly animated film that positions the brand as the alternative to “Big Coffee” giants. Family-run San Francisco Bay Coffee buys directly from farmers they have known and worked with for generations, ensuring fair pay, sustainability, and the finest, most flavorful beans.
“Our coffee drinkers care deeply about responsibly sourced coffee and great taste,” said San Francisco Bay Coffee director of marketing, Jennifer Greenberg. [We] share those values, and we’re proud to be a family-run business that has been putting farmers first since 1979. Every cup helps.”
“One Small Sip for a Better Tomorrow” | Whole Bean (0:30): YouTube Hyperlink
The media strategy boasts a robust buy across linear TV, digital video, paid social media (Meta and Reddit), terrestrial radio, streaming audio, digital OOH, and paid search. The plan will target environmentally conscious coffee audiences throughout California, Oregon, and Washington.
According to Cutwater head of media and communications, Lizzy Ryan, “We’re excited to build upon the momentum and learnings from our first-year campaign as well as further expand our platforms to attract new converts to San Francisco Bay Coffee. We’re testing new channels like Reddit–now the top-cited domain in AI searches–to engage coffee enthusiasts and spark natural, organic conversations about the brand.”






