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Cheers - especially for that jimlangley article - not a site I've come across before. It seems to be one that doesn't treat your feet like a mirror image so might give that a bash.
If you didn't mark your old cleat position in your shoes, then by all means follow the many excellent guides to cleat placement. But if the cleat position isn't comfortable when you're riding, there's something wrong. So if your feet aren't symmetrical in some way, your cleat positions will need to be sympathetic to that.
So I'd start with a guide, then go for a ride with a hex spanner in your pocket and tweak (i.e. minor changes, not major ones) as necessary until it feels right. Then pay ongoing attention to any aches or pains that could be caused by the 'off' cleat position – foot, ankle, knee, hip and so on – particularly if you were fine with your old cleats.
Google, how to fit cleats cycling weekly
theres a video that explains how to measure your feet and where to fix your cleats, it's a good starting point.
Hope don't mind a bump on a genuine request for help![](/sites/all/themes/rcc/images/smilies/103.gif)