Resolve Google Sites Indexing Issue

I launched a Google Sites website last month to promote my erotic-massage service, but Google still refuses to index it. Even a direct search for the full URL returns nothing. The site is already verified in Search Console, yet the Page Inspection tool shows a specific reason it “cannot be indexed.” I need a specialist who can identify exactly what is triggering that message, correct it without compromising the content or design, and guide the site into Google’s index.

Key context you should know:
• The website does not appear at all in search, even by URL.
• Search Console verification is complete, so ownership is confirmed.
• Page Inspection gives a blocking reason that must be resolved before re-submission.

I want the pages to start showing for branded queries first, and then for local service keywords once any policy, robots.txt, noindex, or technical barriers are cleared. Your solution should follow Google Webmaster Guidelines so the fix is durable.

Deliverables I will accept:
1. A clear diagnosis of the indexing blocker cited in Search Console.
2. The exact change(s) applied—whether metadata, settings inside Google Sites, or content adjustments—with a brief rationale.
3. Confirmation through Search Console that the primary page is now “URL is on Google” and appears with a site: search.

If additional steps such as sitemap submission, structured data tweaks, or content wording changes are required for compliance, please include them. Once indexing is successful, I’ll handle ongoing SEO, but I need your expertise to break through this initial barrier.