Do you hate webinars?

Developer here. I like a solid chunk of documentation, with examples and instructions. Give me a sample, an example, a demo, or detailed breakdown. Give me the information I need when I'm going to actually *use* your product. Give me documentation that beaks down your features and how to use them. And if your product goes into fields that aren't the user's expertise, explain things to me. I first and foremost asking: "What is using this going to be like? How will this behave in my environment? What does it need? What SPECIFICALLY does it need? (port? tables in databases? configuration?) Will it play well with everything we already have, or am I gonna have to completely rework shit and/or build a wrapper around it? What PRECISELY does it do?". And once I get those answers, I need them to STAY so I can find them again once I decide whether I LIKE them. As for the things you are already trying to do: Ads are a trap, potentially malicious, and generally not particularly honest, so I've learned to tune them out except in very narrow circumstances where my trust has already been earned. Emails from those I don't already have a relationship with are spam and possibly phishing/malware/etc. If I do have a relationship, they can still be largely useless to me - I get far more value from the "A new version is released! Here's the bugs we fixed" emails than I do the ones that are actually trying to sell me something. Landing pages rarely have anything interesting unless they have links to the above mentioned resources. (I don't need to know a lot of the stuff that's on landing pages. it's flashy, but overall useless.) Ultimately, my primary goal is to figure out how I'd complete my task, correctly, consistently, and securely, whatever that task is. If you want to impress me with your product, that's precisely what you've got to tell me.