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When you go to Google and perform a search, it will return either one of two type of results:
Here is an example of option #2: http://37assets.s3.amazonaws.com/svn/grub-ellis-googlelisting.png
My website on a google.com search only lists my web page title (option #1), how do I get google to list my subpages on the search results (option #2)?
Is is an HTML issue? How do I get Google to know what my subpages are so that it can also list those on a google search.
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You should add a site-map using the Google webmaster tools site, or by maintaining your own. For explanation check out Sitelinks page. Show activity on this post. Google has not generated any sitelinks for your site.
Add links to other pages In the Pages tab, click the pencil icon for the text block where you want to add the link. Select the text that you want to turn into a link. In the Add link box, use the dropdown next to Select an internal page to link to, to specify what page the link should go to. Click OK.
The easiest way to find the correct encoding is to type your query into a Google Search box. Then run the search and look at the resulting URL in your web browser's address box (which is usually in the toolbar at the top of the window). Copy and paste the parts you need from the URL into your HTML code.
Those are called "sitelinks" and are automated but you can partially configure them in Google's webmaster's tools. In webmaster's tools, click "sitelinks" in the navigation menu on the left. From the sitelinks page:
Sitelinks are links to a site's interior pages. Not all sites have sitelinks. Google generates these links automatically, but you can remove sitelinks you don't want.
Here is another Google page explaining sitelinks.
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You should add a site-map using the Google webmaster tools site, or by maintaining your own. For explanation check out Sitelinks page.
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