We don't do it, just drop the agency name and assuming you have decent SEO they'll find you. People also check the sender and go the URL that way. In general the first message is more to open the conversation too. Once the convo is going yes ofc.

Love that for you! Personally I have mixed feelings about Rev Share. My experience is it works well to close the sale initially but down the line things get complicated. The clients start to question whether the increased revenue is really attributable to the agency, or whether the increased revenue really is due to the work the agency is doing (or if it is due to work they did with offers, landing page, etc) or if it's work the agency did in the past and whether they really need to keep paying for that added revenue today. Then the other problem I faced was scale, it's all good until payments are in the mid-low 4 figures, but once it crosses that they start to compare the cost to what a different agency would cost. It's pretty bitter-sweet and can be a little unfair towards the agency side since typically they make a big early investment expecting the rewards down the line but in reality the client holds the control over the relationship and can cut it off once it gets too high. Would love to know other's experiences. Personally I can still do rev share sometimes but it's generally along with a considerable fixed fee, so the rev share is more of a performance bonus than anything.

@Dean Fiacco my experience is that exactly