How to Contact Facebook Ads Support

Have you encountered a problem with your Facebook Ads Account & need to speak with a representative from Facebook?

In this tutorial, I show you how to get help from Facebook & speak to a real person.

Feel free to watch this video tutorial, or read on for the written version!

Why use Facebook Ads Support?

This is a great service, if your Facebook account has been hacked, or you've had something go wrong with your billing. Speaking to someone can help get the ball rolling in the right direction.

I’ve personally used this method countless times to access Facebook Ads support.

If you want to learn how to delete your Facebook Account, feel free to read this tutorial.

Steps to Speak to Facebook Support

Now Facebook have made it hard to speak to support, but this how to access their customer service team.

1. Sign in with Facebook Business Manager Account

Once you’re inside of Business Manager, we’re going to navigate to bottom left of the screen. We’re searching for the help button, which looks like a question mark.

Hit the Help Button

2. Hit the "Help" button

Once you have hit this button, we want to find the “Contact Support Team” button.

3. Select “Contact Support Team”

Select “Contact Support Team” & this will open up a couple of dialogue boxes, where you can select your issue & identify your account.

4. Speak to Facebook Ads Support

Once you’ve completed your request, Facebook will direct you to Messenger, where you will be connected with a representative.

They are a real person, so please treat these people with respect.

Facebook Ads Support Summary

Although Facebook make it really hard to get support for their advertising services, they still offer it. I really appreciate how amazing this support system is - because they must be inundated with support requests all the time.

If you prefer a video tutorial, I have filmed this as well to help you if you’re a visual learner.

Why do Facebook Make it Hard to Speak to Support?

Facebook like to make it hard to contact their help desk, because Facebook don't want to waste money on wages. They would much rather you read their support articles first.

Although I understand why Facebook does this, I do find it quite demoralising sometimes. I am a serious Facebook Ad spender, with lots of clients who spend a lot of money on Facebook.

I would love to see Facebook increase the amount of support they give to big advertisers.