Have questions about Apple Music? Head over to Twitter.

Apple has set up a new Twitter account, @AppleMusicHelp, to answer questions about its new music-streaming service. It will be manned by Apple employees every day from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. PT, Apple said.

Having trouble downloading a playlist to your iPhone? Seeing duplicate tracks on your Apple Watch? Not able to play certain tracks because they're grayed out? Shoot the company a tweet. At this point, Apple appears to be answering questions posed via tweet within an hour or so.

Questions thus far have focused on things like getting an iCloud Music Library to update on iTunes with El Capitan, whether saved music will be deleted if a subscription is paused, and controlling Apple Music on the desktop with an app. Apple is asking a number of people for DMs, so you might not get answers on this feed if you have the same question.

The move is part of an effort to convince the 11 million people who signed up for a three-month trial back in June to convert to a paid subscription. Analysts this summer told Reuters that about 20 percent of that 11 million will probably stick with Apple Music.

If you did sign up for a trial, a $9.99 per month charge will automatically be applied to your Apple account after the three-months is up. If you're not down with that, check out how to stop auto-renewal.

Apple, meanwhile, has largely stayed off social media; @apple is an egg account. Its execs, like Eddy Cue and Tim Cook, are on Twitter, but Cupertino has done just fine without promoting its new products on Facebook and Twitter.