sandywp / plugins / blogger-to-wordpress-redirection
Blogger To WordPress
This plugin automates setting up 1-to-1 mapping between Blogger.com (blogspot) blog posts and your new WordPress blog posts.
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v2.3.2 3,000+ installs WP 3.2+

About this plugin
If you have imported posts from Blogger.com (blogspot.com) then you might be redirecting visitors from your blog to homepage of your new WordPress blog. Which is wrong, as a user may feel lost when we lands up on your homepage unexpectedly.
This plugin handles traffic redirection part in a way that visitors will see be redirected from old Blogger.com post to same post on new WordPress.com blog on 1-to-1 basis.
You can find detailed instructions to use this with screenshots here.
Use support forum for some help.
You may also consider using our Blogger To WordPress Migration Service
New Features
- Zero changes requires on WordPress end. Plugin handles everything automatically.
- New configuration wizard help you setup redirection without much efforts.
- Supports importing from multiple Blogger.com blog
- Supports rel=canonical, meta-refresh tags on Blogger.com which will speed-up redirection
Link – Installation & Setup Guide
Video Guide
Questions
- Q. Plugin gives error – “Sorry No posts found that were imported from a Blogger.com blog”. I really have posts imported from Blogger.com
A. Plugin uses some metadata generated by WordPress’ own Blogger.com importer.
If you have used any other way to import your posts from Blogger.com, this plugin will not work.Use support forum for some help.
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