[bluebrit]

I took a quick look at your link and came to the following conclusions, which may help you a little but as with all new domains, it takes time to gain interest from se's and you do need a little knowledge to help you on the way.

Page title not found - Title relevancy is almost none existent because the title in your html should be found somewhere on the page. In addition to that I doubt anyone will ever type in your title unless they already know about your site. try using 'Cindys Sex Place' instead. It's cleaner and easier to remember.

Page description not found - Similarly your description should appear on the page as well but it's a description, not an option to spam the surfer. Tell them what they will see and be honest.

Images are missing alt text - Add alt tags to your images to make them descriptive. This is necessary for surfers with poor eyesight or for times when your images do not load.

Make sure your image tags have height & width attributes - I think I saw at least one that did not have them.

Page contains more outbound links than internal links - Add a textual menu to the index page so that you show more inbound links. This will at least help you gain some quality in the eyes of se's.

The page contains to many meta keywords that have no relation to the page - Reduce the number keywords you use and make them accurate. Keywords used in meta tags should appear on the page. Once again this means your text needs to be relevant to make keywords a viable option. That said if you spam the surfer, you will get knocked out of the listings.

Page rank. Your site is brand new and basically it could appear in Google because it is new, but once it has been spidered a few times, the chances are that you will see it drop down the listings. This is not only because it is not relevant, it's because it is new and to be honest, new porn sites are a dime a dozen and se's see them appearing on a daily basis. To make yours stand out it needs to be original and that is hard to do because everything to do with porn has already been done a hundred times over.

The pr thing itself really means very little today. Yes it's nice to see, but what you see has no bearing on what Google sees and more importantly it has no bearing on the amount of traffic you get to the site. Traffic comes from quality. If you get that right, pr will follow.

The last piece of advice I would give is to be an honest webmaster. That above all else will gain you respect from other webmasters and that is crucial to earning trust in se's and in getting good links to your pages.