Thank you Dan!

Wordpress 3.4 did have some redirecting features. but it didn't correct typos

so our solution was just fix the URL, changed all the internal links and used 301 direct using an example here

http://www.squidoo.com/301

If anyone facing this problem, here is your answer!

Wordpress 3.4, Yoast, Multisite

The URL is supposed to be "www.myexample.com/great-site"

but I just found that it's "www.myexample.com/gre-atsite"

It is a relatively new site but we already pointed several internal links to "www.myexample.com/gre-atsite"

What's the best practice to correct this? Which option is more desirable?

1.Creating a new page

I found that Yoast has "301 redirect" option in the Advanced tap

Can I just create a new page(exact same page) and put noindex, nofollow and redirect it to http://www.myexample.com/great-site

OR

2. htacess redirect rule

simply change the URL to http://www.myexample.com/great-site

and update it, and add

Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^http://www.myexample.com/gre-atsite$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.myexample.com/great-site$1 [R=301,L]

I guess no one has expertise regarding this IP redirection.

I had to use a plugin called

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/geographical-redirect/

Hello, Thanks for this, and this is an old thread but I had a very smilar question to this.

What do you exactly mean by indexation problems?

Do you mean the Google refuse to crawl UK site in this example? So they don't index UK webpages? I don't think this make sense? or I am getting a wrong idea.

I am just wondering where you found this information. I did my homework and SEOmoz ppl talked about "cloaking" video by Matt Cutt and He says GeoIP redirecting is fine? I am no where close to an expert but had to ask this question because I was trying to do the same thing,

http://www.seomoz.org/q/redirecting-root-domain-to-subdirectory-by-ip-addresses-country-specific

Thank you!

We are using Wordpress Multisite.

so www.mysite.com is our English website

and www.mysite.com/sub is our Chinese website

Can I redirect Chinese visitors who type "www.mysite.com"  to "www.mysite.com/sub" ?

so we want to force redirection to www.mysite.com/sub if our website is visited by Chinese IP Address.

I've realized that this is called GeoIP Redirection. and our hosting company already has those database, I guess my job is just to simply insert some code in .htacess

My question is, would it affect our SEO later on? and what .htacess code is the best practice here?