How to fix? WordPress hosted website doesn't cache in google from 2 month?

Submit your sitemap manually using Google Webmaster Tool.

Thanks Bruce... I think I have it sorted!

Either of you can send me your links privately and I will tell you the exact reasons for your problems and what you should fix.

I will look for a sitemap plugin.... thanks

You make that sound so easy.... My problem comes in because it is a wordpress blog. So I have no idea where to upload it to.... as a plug in or a widget... I looked in the editor and didn't see a spot for it..... or do I do it in cpanel? where I bought the domain from which is GoDaddy or in my hosting?.... Child's play to you.. Rocket Science to me

You can upload a file to prove whether you are the owner of the site or not..Please download the file from Google webmaster tools and upload that file in your site's root directory using FTP.

There are sitemap plugins for wordpress. Install one such plugin and get the link of your HTML and XML sitemap. Later submit those links to Google..

WordPress hosted by GoDaddy

"Manually submit the sitemap in both HTML and XML format for Google (in webmaster tools) to crawl"

I put that into Google.... and it gave me pages and pages ALL IN GREEK!

I too have a site that has not being indexed after months... I have several and this is the only one that is not getting traffic.... Not any.. you are talking greek with your suggestions. Since both of these suggestions tell me to go to webmaster tools.... I am there and it tell me to upload a file>>>>
Recommended: HTML file upload
Upload an HTML file to your site.

Not sure where I am to upload that in Wordpress....
As a plugin?
As a widget?
Now that you know how silly.... Silly Cindy really

Manually submit the sitemap in both HTML and XML format for Google (in webmaster tools) to crawl..

Google can be very slow to index new sites, sometimes taking a week or more to do so.

But if you still encounter problems....Get a Google account and use the Google Webmaster Tools to run a diagnostic on your site. It'll show if there are any crawl errors.

Also, log into WP and under Settings -> Privacy, make sure your WP isn't blocking search engines.

Check your page source and be sure you don't still have a "no index, no follow" meta tag. And check for a robots.txt file that is blocking bo