If you have read some of my articles before, then you probably know that I have been using WP GeoIP to automatically redirect my visitors from Google maps to my main website for the past few months now. It has been an absolute Godsend, saving me lots of time sorting out the spam on my main website and redirecting my visitors quickly to the sales page on my main website. GeoIP has also been a Godsend when trying to target specific geographic areas through geo-targeting. Geoip has been used in conjunction with WordPress to create an automatic WordPress plugin that automatically redirects visitors from Google maps to your website with pre-made rules.

This article will focus on how I have been using this plugin and why it has been working so well for me over the past few months. To start, let me tell you that I do not own this plugin, nor have I used it for any purpose. WP GeoIP Country Redirect is actually made by Covion Marketing who is based in Canada but I have had it use for generating targeted traffic from my blog. You can find more information about this program on the main page of the web address on the Crivion Marketing website. They have a very active and generous blog community that you would be doing well to look at.

As a side note, I will also warn you that this WP GeoIP country redirection plugin does not work for everyone, nor is it endorsed or supported by Google or any other search engine company. If you are looking to automatically redirect visitors from Google maps to your website, you should make sure that your server is setup to accept LSI files. LSI files are also known as Lat Long Addresses, and they are used everywhere around the world to connect to your domain name. There are plenty of tutorials available online that will show you how to set up your server to accept these types of files.