Did you submit www.indoncaster.com or www.indoncaster.com/index.php to the search engines? In case of the former, that shouldn't come as a surprise then ... There's simply nothing on that site (at least not on the front page) that could be of interest to search engines.
Have you looked at www.indoncaster.com in Lynx? That will give you a good idea what search engines will see. And they will see - nothing. The front page displays empty in Lynx. No links, no content, nothing.
Try the web tools at delorie.com. There's a Lynx simulator there as well as a search engine simulator.
In case you didn't know: Almost no search engine looks at meta keywords any more - too many sites have misused those. Or if they do look at them, they expect at least some of those to show up in the text of the site itself. But since you don't have any text ...
Also I noticed that Google has no links listed pointing to your site (search for "link:indoncaster.com"). Having links point to your site is very important to be listed on Google.
But the most important thing is to have some actual content (i.e. text!) on your site. Drop the splash screen and put some actual content there. Even on the Geeklog site, there isn't much that could be indexed. This site is up for three months now and still doesn't have any content?
Hope that gives you some ideas.
bye, Dirk
