Google Ads ends support via Twitter and Facebook
Google Ads stop providing support on Twitter and on Facebook, starting on January 1, this year. Google says users can get support via a form for all Google Ads account-related questions.
Google Ads stop providing support on Twitter and on Facebook, starting on January 1, this year. Google says users can get support via a form for all Google Ads account-related questions.
The form ask users about the topic they have concerns and suggests the reading of the help center. Users can then have support via chat, email, and phone, once the form is filled.
Google is now not replying to direct messages and comments on Facebook and Twitter.
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