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LinkedIn's Get Advice From Me Button Monetizes Your Profile

LinkedIn's new Get advice from me button lets Premium Business members sell paid consultations straight from their own profile page starting now.

By The Pull Desk·July 30, 2026·5 min read
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The short version

THE SHORT VERSION: LinkedIn is rolling out a Get advice from me button for Premium Business subscribers, letting founders and consultants book, charge for, and host paid one-on-one calls directly from their profile. It turns a LinkedIn profile from a static resume into an actual transaction surface, and it puts a price tag on advice that used to move through free, informal DMs.

What happened

LinkedIn began beta-testing a Get advice from me button in May 2026, reports Social Media Today, with a global rollout planned for Premium Business subscribers in the coming months following initial US testing. The button lets a visitor see a paid consultation offer, book a time, pay, and join a video call without ever leaving LinkedIn's own apps. Bookings, payments, and video hosting all sit inside the same flow LinkedIn already owns end to end, which removes the usual handoff to a separate scheduling tool and payment processor most consultants juggle today. A companion Book an appointment button covers unpaid intro calls, aimed at coaches and advisors who want a lower-friction path to a first conversation before asking for money.

Why the Get advice from me button changes founder visibility

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Founder content has mostly converted into pipeline indirectly: a post earns attention, a DM starts a conversation, and a call gets booked somewhere else entirely, usually days later after real friction and back-and-forth scheduling. The Get advice from me button collapses that entire path into one click on the profile itself, which means the profile now has to do the selling a landing page used to do. It also gives LinkedIn a cut of a transaction that used to happen entirely off-platform, on Calendly links and Stripe invoices, which is likely why the feature is gated behind a paid subscription tier rather than shipped free to every single user on the platform.

  1. Add a specific offer, not a generic bio line
    Get advice from me only converts if the visitor already knows exactly what they're booking before they click through. Name the exact problem you solve in one sentence and price the call clearly, rather than leaving it as an open-ended let's chat that requires a follow-up message to clarify.
  2. Treat it as a lead-qualification filter, not just revenue
    A paid button screens out casual browsers before they ever reach your calendar at all. Founders using it well are pricing the first call low enough to be an easy yes, then upselling the real engagement, a retainer or project, in that first paid conversation itself.
  3. Check your Premium Business eligibility now, not later
    The rollout is regional and gradual, so confirm access in your account settings before you build messaging campaigns around it. If it isn't live in your account yet, keep the same priced offer ready behind a Calendly link so you can switch the moment LinkedIn turns it on for you.

By the numbers: the feature currently sits behind LinkedIn Premium Business and higher subscription tiers, with US availability first and a global rollout LinkedIn says will follow in the coming months as beta testing expands to more markets.

What to do this week

Check your LinkedIn account settings for Premium Business eligibility and the Get advice from me option under your profile's featured section this week. If it's live, write a one-line, clearly priced offer rather than a generic book time with me, and link it from your next post's comments instead of a Calendly URL.

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