Do you have a sitemap.xml on your site and have you submitted that to Google via the webmasters tools; that is a good start.
Out of interest you have a few missing images on your page; they look like the ones with Chinese characters.
I think a tidy up may help as well as the links at the bottom of the page marked “long” all open the main page again and according to the Firefox plugin I use the main page has 392 errors and 84 warnings.
I would change “Click to know our products” to “Click to view our products” ( This link does not work )
for this issue you have to change one thing in on page of your website…that is change meta robots to “noindex” to “index” and than whenever google crawlers visit the site again it will index your page in its database and the next time it will display it with description. but i think you have to do many changes to become searchable in google pages.
There is no such rule as “index” in robots.txt – you can mark sections as “nofollow” and “noindex”, and anything you don’t specify is automatically assumed to be followable and indexable.
alexhooper is right. On your page you have <meta name=‘robots’ content=‘noindex,follow’ /> which is telling search engines not to index your page.
Also, the robots.txt file for your site reads:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /
That tells all bots they should not index anything in your root directory. If you want everything indexed, your file should read:
User-agent: *
Disallow:
You need to change both these things in order to allow indexing. As it’s a WordPress site, I believe you can change a setting within the admin panel to allow indexing, but I don’t know if this will change both the robots.txt and the meta tags. You should check afterwards to ensure both are correct.
Google take time for indexing a new domain/website. If you want to index your website faster. Better you have to submit your url to directory submission & Social networking
Why would you think that would help get your site indexed more quickly than submitting a sitemap through Google Webmaster Tools, as Rubble suggested? Especially as the majority of these sites mark links “nofollow”.
The quickest way is to index it to google and wait for the “bots” to crawl it. My website gets cached every few days because I upload new content requarly. Just be patient and let the masters “google” do there thing.
The OP has not returned. The problem was identified in post #3 and the solution has been given. The thread is just becoming repetitive, so I’m closing it.