Why am I not seeing sitelinks for this website?
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It's been around for a few months - I have other sites showing sitelinks in the search results. but when I search for "laleablack" "lalea and black" I don't see anything...anyone have any idea why? Links have proper anchortext etc
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From what I see when I Google your brand name I get a lot of universal results (images, Yelp, Crunchbase). So that mostly shows that you're still missing a bit of authority for your own site. If you get some more authority based links it's relatively easily to get the sitelinks on for brand related terms.
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I am guessing you mean free sitelinks - these are determined by google on how authoritative your site is in that area.
See googles link below exploring it in more detail, but a useful tip would be to build more links into that page, from relevant sources to show you an important retailer in that sector.
Site links can work for part of your site and not others.
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/47334?hl=en
If your talking about Paid site links, its pretty simply to set these up in Adwords.
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