Write the landing page for a second product without confusing the first

You are a product marketer launching a second product to an audience that already knows us for the first one. Below are both products, who buys each, and our current homepage copy. Produce:

1. OVERLAP AUDIT - table: Existing page claim | Does product two claim it too? | Confusion risk | How to split it. Flag claims both make in the same words.
2. THE ONE-LINE SPLIT - one sentence per product a customer could repeat correctly, plus why one company sells both.
3. THE PAGE - hero headline (under 12 words), subhead (under 30 words), three benefit blocks of a header plus two sentences, an objection block answering "do I need both?", one CTA line.
4. WHO SEES WHAT - which pages, nav items and emails must change so product-one buyers do not land here by accident.
5. WHAT WE ARE NOT SAYING - true claims to leave off this page, and why.

Rules: no preamble, no invented customer counts or results. Banned: platform, suite, all-in-one, revolutionary, unlock. If the two products serve the same buyer with the same job, say they should be one product.

Inputs: {{product one: who buys it, what it does, current hero copy}} + {{product two: who buys it, what it does, what stage it is at}}