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Are landing pages with no distractions compatible for local businesses SEO?

My friend is working on making landing pages for local businesses for specific services.

Basically, he makes ads for these local businesses (Ex: dentist - Service: Orthodontic) promoting just 1 service, and the ad is linked to a landing page just made for this one service so visitors dont get lost within the page.

Would these types of pages hurt rankings if not within the main business site?

I told him that users dont bounce because they get lost in the main site but because the site is not good enough/they had to be somewhere else/remembered something they had to do/etc.

From my perspective, being redirected through an ad to a landing page for a service would be kinda sus, chances of making me bounce would be higher than if I got "lost" within a LB site.

Thoughts?

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