Just 35 Users this week on My Product

Changing the landing page shouldn't affect the number of visits from an external site, unless all your traffic is from search and you've lost rank. Even then it would take a while to reindex after deploying changes. Perhaps you're just in a natural lull?

Roll back to the last landing page. No doubt

Maybe you need to understand what your customer are doing online and act accordingly.

Here is an analysis for content creators as target customer : LOCALY AI CUSTOMER ANALYSIS

From this analysis you can understand what your potential customer are looking for and write blogs, and reddit posts accordingly.

My biggest question looking at your landing page is -- what use case/user profile is your product focused on? It looks like most of your features are for marketing use cases but there are also a couple of wildcards like code generation.

I would ask myself "what kind of customer do I want to focus on" and tailor the landing page towards that type of user.

While the landing page looks great, capturing users' attention, how about considering Villeahtu's advice? Following it can encourage users to try the product without immediately revealing the paid features. Users should have the opportunity to explore the product before committing, but this trial should be limited. I hope this suggestion proves helpful.

I think the page looks great. Maybe remove the 4.99$ CTA and try to get users to upgrade later in the onboarding process? Less choices for the user can often be better.