I have this same problem with one of my sites.
What google says:
URLs not followed
1 – 2 of 2
URL: http://www.sbf-pc.com/blog
Detail: Redirect error
Problem Detected On: Feb 15, 2009
URL: http://www.sbf-pc.com/disclaimer
Detail: Redirect error
Problem Detected On: Feb 15, 2009
More Information:
Redirect error
Google was unable to completely follow the redirects from this page. Our guidelines suggest that you make every page on your site reachable from at least one static text link, so that we can access these pages easily. Below are some suggestions about using redirects:
* Minimize the number of redirects needed to follow a link from one page to another.
* Make sure your redirect timer is set for a relatively short period of time.
* Avoid using meta refreshes in the <head> statement of your pages.
Robots.txt:
User-agent: *
Disallow:
This seems odd to me. Why doesn’t WP not block anything from crawlers??
Try adding a trailing slash to your URLs.
For example, in my sitemap, my URLs are like this
http://www.onlyespadrilles.co.uk/blog/
Note the very last “/”
Thanks Henry, I’ll try that.
Did you insert the meta tag generated by Google Web Master tools in to your WordPress blog template, for site verification purposes?
remove that meta tag and everything should come back to normal (It takes some time however. In my case this error disappeared from Google Web Master Tools, after a one week)
If removing the meta tag from your WP template gives you a verification error, simply use the upload an HTML file option… Let me know if this worked for you…