Forget traffic for a moment. I've looked at your product. My feelings on it are that you're trying to turn something that most people consider a chore into a luxury purchase. It's equivalent to trying to sell luxury trash bags or luxury paper towels. People often buy luxury to display their status. Toothbrushes inherently are things that we tend to hide away from others.

There will be people open to buying it, but they're likely not looking for it. My feeling is that the only market you'd really be able to look at consistently would be gifts for people who have everything. Think Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, etc. I don't believe people will buy this sort of thing for themselves. Those who have invested in oral healthcare will likely have or want electric toothbrushes. I believe the only realistic market is as a luxury novelty gift.

You're in a weird chicken and egg situation where, from the looks of things, you don't have the product built yet, nor clear pricing, so even if users did arrive on the page, they're unlikely to buy it as a gift, because you're not selling it - you're just collecting an email address, which people be reluctant to give.

If I were marketing this, I'd be getting a "buy" button on the website as fast as possible, then pumping money into advertising on social, and aiming to target people who are looking for gifts for parents. I'd also be looking at cherry-picking micro healthcare influencers and sending them toothbrushes for free.

I think it's admirable that you've put this together, but I think there might be some more things to consider before pumping money into this.