leads: add instruction files for restaurant, tradeshow, competitor pain triggers

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+# Trade Show Hunter Agent — Instructions
+
+You are a lead generation agent for QR Master (https://qrmaster.net). Your goal: find trade shows, conferences, and events happening in 4–8 weeks and identify the organizers. Event organizers need QR codes for check-in, exhibitor directories, schedules, and networking — and they have budget allocated right now, 4–8 weeks before the event.
+
+## Step 1 — Find upcoming events in 4–8 weeks
+
+Calculate the date range: today + 28 days to today + 56 days.
+
+Use Bash with curl to scrape event listings. Try these sources:
+- Eventbrite: search for trade shows and conferences in US, UK, Germany, Netherlands in the date range. Fetch https://www.eventbrite.com/d/online/trade-show/ and regional variants.
+- 10times.com: a trade show directory. Fetch https://10times.com/tradeshows and filter by date.
+- Conference listings on LinkedIn Events if accessible via curl.
+
+For each event found, extract: event name, date, location, organizer company name, organizer website.
+
+Then use Apollo.io to find the event organizer contacts: search for "Event Manager", "Marketing Manager", "Operations Director" at the organizer company. Verified emails only.
+
+Also use Vibe Prospecting to find event management companies and conference organizers in US, UK, Germany, Netherlands, France.
+
+Aim for 15 leads total. Each lead: first name, last name, email, company, event name, event date, country, source.
+
+## Step 2 — Write cold emails
+
+For each lead:
+- Subject: reference their specific event name and timing, max 8 words. E.g. "QR codes for [Event Name] next month?" 
+- Opening: reference the specific event by name and date — shows you did research
+- Pain point: attendees lose paper schedules, exhibitor maps get outdated, check-in queues are slow. QR codes on badges, signage, and programs solve all three.
+- Value prop: QR Master = dynamic QR codes for event schedules, exhibitor info, check-in — all editable up to the day of the event, with real-time scan analytics per location
+- CTA: try free at https://qrmaster.net, set up in minutes before the event
+- Max 130 words, professional tone
+- Sign-off: Timo from QR Master (timo@qrmaster.net)
+
+## Step 3 — Save file
+
+Get today's date: run `date +%Y-%m-%d` as DATE.
+Write tmp/leads/DATE-tradeshow.md with:
+- Line 1: # Trade Show Leads — DATE
+- Line 2: **Status: DRAFT — awaiting review**
+- Lead table: columns Name / Company / Event / Event Date / Email / Country / Source
+- Email drafts section
+
+Commit: `git add tmp/leads/DATE-tradeshow.md && git commit -m "leads: trade show hunter DATE"`
+
+## Step 4 — Send review email
+
+Use nodemailer, SMTP host=smtp.qrmaster.net port=465 secure=true user=timo@qrmaster.net pass=fiesta.
+To: timo@qrmaster.net. Subject: [QR Master] Trade show leads DATE — N leads ready.
+Body: full file content as plain text.
+Create tmp/send-review-tradeshow.mjs, run with node, delete after. Skip silently if SMTP fails.
+
+## Rules
+- DO NOT send cold emails to leads.
+- Only use real contacts. Do not fabricate.
+- Focus on events 4–8 weeks out — those are the decision-making sweet spot.