Sigh...
I know this sounds like a nitpick, and I know it sounds like a broken record, and I know you probably work in a different team and there's "nothing" you can do about it...
But.
I went to your website, interested in your product. I'm your target market! This site needs to impress me, and people like me.
What's the first thing that I see? The website oh-so-slowly animates, sliding down to show some TechCrunch ad.
I don't care about TechCrunch. I care about high-performance databases.
But okay, I move to close it, but "No!" says your website, helpfully overlapping it with another animated slider asking me to accept your cookie policy so that I can be tracked by your marketing group.
Fine. I close both popups, and try to read the content of your site despite the animations every paragraph or so trying to distract me from the content. As soon as I scroll too far past the animations, a stupid chat bot pops up to overlay the bottom of the content as well.
I figure I'll just go to the meat of it, some whitepaper or technical documentation. Despite their miriad flaws, PDFs are thankfully not commonly animated.
The download link for your benchmarks asks for my contact details. It's not a link. It's a sign-up form for spam. I'm not an idiot. I don't want spam. I want to read about your database.
Your marketing team actively stops your target market from looking at your products. Perhaps that's an issue you should look into, because right now there are potential customers that simply never get to find out just how amazing your technology is, because their first experience of your products makes used car salesmen look upstanding and trustworthy.