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AdSense help, when and where you need it

Whether you need help urgently or just want to learn, Adsense provides different ways to provide help when you need it.  In this post we’ll share the different ways we offer support to our AdSense partners.

Did you know you can get help on any AdSense issue from within your AdSense account using the help widget? You can find the help widget by clicking on the Help button on the upper right corner of your AdSense account. This will take you directly to informative articles related to the topic or issue you provide.




We hope that this widget will help solve your problems directly within your AdSense account, eliminating the need to switch back and forth between tasks.

Additionally, if you consistently earn more than $25 per week (or the local equivalent), you may be eligible to email the AdSense support team. If you don’t meet the earnings threshold, you can still get help through the issue-based troubleshooters in the AdSense Help Center or by using these relevant resources:
The AdSense support team is here to help so you can continue to focus on creating amazing content for your audience. Use the support resources noted above when you require assistance and let us know on Twitter or Google+ how we can improve your support experience.

Posted by Melina Lopez, from the AdSense team

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