Text a photo for a quote
Drywall jobs are easy to quote from a picture. A “text us a photo” button turns more clicks into conversations.
Current client: Pro-Elite Dry Wall Services. I manage their ads and built their website.
Tired of getting subbed out at 40% while you cover the materials? I build campaigns that get you found directly by homeowners, property managers and contractors who need drywall work done now.

Send me the basics and I'll record a free video review of your Google Ads, your Google Maps rankings and how you show up in ChatGPT.
I reply within one business day, usually the same day. Se habla español.
Four ad formats from the live campaign I built for Pro-Elite Dry Wall Services in San Diego, pulled from the Google Ads preview. Google tests each one and puts more of the budget behind the formats that bring in calls.




Every format gives a homeowner a quick way to reach the drywall contractor directly: call, text, WhatsApp or directions.
When Google Ads and an optimized Google Business Profile run together, you can show up three times for the same search: a sponsored Search ad at the top, a sponsored pin in Google Maps, and your organic listing in the Map Pack.
The example below is a real search for one of my clients, a licensed stucco contractor in San Diego. The trade is different, but the setup is exactly the same, and it's what I build for drywall contractors too.
How Google Maps rankings work
Drywall jobs are easy to quote from a picture. A “text us a photo” button turns more clicks into conversations.
Separate campaigns for homeowners and for builders or property managers, because they search and buy differently.
“How to patch drywall” and “drywall mud” bring a large number of clicks from people who aren't looking to hire. Those searches are blocked.
Small jobs come from close by. Tight radius targeting plus Maps optimization keeps your phone ringing locally.
These are the kinds of searches I build campaigns around, each with its own ads and its own list of searches to block.
Drywall work is fast, local and often urgent: a water leak, a hole, a ceiling that needs to go. That makes where the lead comes from even more important.
You're one of several
When a homeowner requests a drywall repair on Angi, the same lead goes to several pros at once. On Thumbtack, they usually message a few from a list. On a small repair job, a lead fee you pay whether you win or not takes a big bite out of the margin.
They picked you
A homeowner with water damage searches, sees your ad and photos of finished repairs, and calls or texts a picture of the wall. It's one conversation with you, and the job can be booked the same day.
The closest thing to a referral
Someone asks ChatGPT who removes popcorn ceilings or matches texture near them. When your company is named, they reach out already expecting you to do the work, not to bid against five others.
With smaller jobs, speed and trust win. A customer who found you directly, or was pointed to you, is ready to book.
Two contractors told me the same story. They land the job, do the work, cover the materials and keep 40%, while the company that passed them the lead keeps 60%.
If that sounds familiar, marketing isn't a nice-to-have. It's how you stop being the sub and start being the one homeowners call first.
A stucco contractor that came to me invisible on Google: no Maps rankings, no paid ads, no steady lead flow. Here's what changed after we ran Google Ads and Maps optimization together.
I record my screen and walk through where you stand: your Google Ads account if you have one, your Google Business Profile, a Local Falcon map of your rankings, and how you show up when someone asks ChatGPT. You watch it before we ever talk.
Phone or Google Meet. We review what's working, where budget is being lost, and what I recommend changing. You leave with a clear plan whether you hire me or not.
I build your campaigns from scratch or take over the ones you have. Month-to-month, no long-term contract, and you can reach me directly any time.

Francisco Meza · Founder, Planet Marketing · San Diego, CA
I've managed Google Ads and paid search for service businesses since 2006. Contractors, medical practices, law firms, private schools, home services: I've run campaigns for all of them.
When you hire Planet Marketing, your account is never passed to a junior account manager. I build your campaigns, I manage them every month, and I'm the one you call or text. If you're in San Diego or Southern California, I'm happy to meet in person.
Sometimes you just need someone you can trust.
Tell me which business to check and which search matters most. I'll run a Local Falcon scan across your service area and show you exactly where you show up, and where you don't.
Example grid. Each dot is a spot on the map; the number is your Google Maps position there.
I was struggling with trying to market my electrical contracting business. So when I was using ChatGPT to help me with some questions about Google Ads, an ad popped up for Planet Marketing. I clicked the link and connected with Francisco. This has been a game changer for me!! He’s built me a professional website. Developed professional campaigns on both Google Ads and ChatGPT. Best of all I have received more QUALIFIED LEADS that I can easily convert! Highly recommend working with Francisco!!
I've been working with Francisco & Planet Marketing for over 15 years and across multiple companies. Initially it was a company where his expertise in elevating our Craigslist & eBay posts helped us corner a highly competitive market. The next few times we worked together it was for different SEO/SEM/PPC needs and each time he out produced expectations. He's constantly been at the forefront each time the marketing landscape changes and with the roll out of ChatGPT & Gemini, he's there helping me once again gobble up market share. I highly recommend Francisco & Planet Marketing!
Francisco is very knowledgeable and passionate about what he does. He has helped many of our clients with Google ads and now especially ChatGPT ads. Dont have any doubts, he is your go to source for all things marketing
Francisco I a great person to work with. Really attentive and helpful. Good at what he does no doubt 👌👌
Francisco is a rare find. On the one hand, he has 20 years of experience, on the other, he has his feet firmly planted in the future. My meeting with him today was highly, highly productive. He has the kind of knowledge where he can show you where the systems weak points are, and how to work around them, all while being budget conscious. I think what makes him tick is when he beats the entrenched companies at their own game. I look forward to a long business arrangement with him.
Francisco at Planet Marketing was fantastic to work with! He was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and quick to respond. He took the time to thoroughly analyze my marketing needs and clearly explain his services and the entire process. He also provided pricing right away, which I really appreciated. I’m still at the beginning of my search for marketing services, but Francisco has already made an excellent impression. He clearly knows his business and genuinely cares about providing great customer service. I highly recommend Francisco and Planet Marketing for all your marketing needs!
Enough for the data to mean something. At $100 a month, you might get a few clicks and maybe one call, so there's nothing to learn from. At around $1,000 a month, I can see which searches bring water damage repairs, popcorn ceiling removal and full-room jobs and which bring tiny patches, then move money away from the keywords that don't book and into the ones that do. That money goes to Google, not to me, and my fee is separate. I'll give you a realistic number for your area before you spend anything.
Here are real numbers from Google's Keyword Planner for San Diego (November 2026). To show at the top of the page, advertisers bid about $7 to $27 for “drywall repair near me” and $8 to $28 for “drywall contractor san diego”. Searches about price, like “popcorn ceiling removal cost,” run $2 to $5. Those are Google's estimates, not what you have to pay. I set bids by hand, and I regularly get clicks for less than Google suggests. Fill out the form and I'll pull the numbers for your neighborhood in San Diego and record a short video showing what those clicks cost there. I only target searches from people ready to hire, and I block DIY and job-seeker searches like “how to patch drywall” and “drywall mud”, so you don't pay for clicks that never turn into jobs.
Yes. Google has a built-in audience called “Drywall Contractors”: people searching for drywall installers, drywall finishing and drywall repair. On Search, I use it to bid more for those homeowners. With YouTube and display ads, I can reach them before they ever search. Whether that's worth it depends on how many of them Google can reach in your service area, and I check that in your free review.
This is a screenshot straight from Google Ads. Google says these people are in the market to hire a drywall contractor.

Not if the campaign is tight. Small jobs come in high volume and close fast, and popcorn ceiling, water damage and new construction work raise the average ticket. Tracking shows exactly which searches pay off.
Yes. I can run a separate campaign aimed at builders, remodelers and property managers, with its own message and landing page.
Most well-built home service campaigns produce calls in the first 1–2 weeks. The first month is about learning which searches turn into jobs. By month two, call volume and cost per lead usually improve noticeably.
No. Everything is month-to-month. Google Ads takes 60–90 days to fully optimize, so I ask that you give it that long before judging, but you're never locked in.
Tell me about your business and what you need. I personally review every request. You'll hear from me, not an automated reply.