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ExpoElectronica

electronicaexpo.com

Reviewed

15 September 2026

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9 jobs, in the order we would do them. Everything marked Fix in Strapi goes live as soon as you publish the record — no developer, no deploy.

8 to fix · 1 to decide
1

Three unfinished gallery pages are still live, still called “Media Title”

Fix in Strapi 3 pages

Why it matters

This was on the report of 24 August and is unchanged. Three gallery records were created and never filled in. All three are published, listed in your sitemap and eligible to appear in Google.

Each is titled “Media Title” and described with the sample text a developer left behind — “Lorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Unde, earum.” That is the dummy Latin that sits in a layout before the real words arrive, and it is what Google currently has on file as the content of these pages.

Because all three share the title, Google also sees three competing pages called “Media Title” and has to choose between them.

Where to change it

Strapi → Media Gallery → the three records → unpublish, or give each a real title and description

PageTitleDescription
/media-gallery/expo-electronica-media/Media TitleLorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur…
/media-gallery/expo-electronica-media-1/Media Titleorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur…
/media-gallery/expo-electronica-media-2/ Media Titleorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur…

Decide first whether these should exist. If they were test records, unpublishing them is one action and it clears everything in this item at once. If they are real galleries that were never finished, give each a real title and description. Either is fine; leaving them is not.

Two of the three have lost a letter. On -1 and -2 the description begins “orem, ipsum” rather than “Lorem, ipsum”, and the title of -2 starts with a space. All three came from the same paste and were each damaged slightly differently — another sign these were never meant to go out.

Verified. All three pages were loaded on 15 September and still serve the titles and descriptions shown above.

2

Twenty-three photo galleries have a one-word description

Fix in Strapi 23 pages

Why it matters

The description is the grey text under your link in a Google result. It is the two lines that decide whether someone clicks you or clicks the result below you.

On these twenty-three the field contains one word and nothing else — “ExpoElectronica” or “expo-electronica” — so that is the entire search result. Google reads twenty-three pages carrying the same one word as twenty-three near-identical pages.

They follow a handful of patterns; write one of each and change the year. Suggested wording is below; please read it over before publishing, it goes out in your name.

Where to change it

Strapi → Media Gallery → the gallery record → SEO → Meta Description

PagesSuggested description
Exhibition 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, Exhibition work 2025, ExpoElectronica 2026
Photos from the ExpoElectronica [year] exhibition floor in Moscow — electronic components, equipment and technology stands.
Conference Programme 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, Conference program 2026
Highlights from the ExpoElectronica [year] conference programme in Moscow — sessions, speakers and panel discussions.
Electronica Award 2021, 2022, 2023, Electronica Prize 2025, 2026
Photos from the Electronica [Award/Prize] [year] ceremony in Moscow, recognising the year’s leading electronics products.
Awards and Gala Event 2019
Photos from the ExpoElectronica 2019 awards and gala evening in Moscow, celebrating the year’s leading electronics manufacturers.
ExpoCifra 2026
Photos from ExpoCifra 2026 in Moscow — the IT and digital solutions exposition held alongside ExpoElectronica.
Official visits 2026
Photos from official delegation visits to ExpoElectronica 2026 — industry leaders and government representatives touring the exhibition.
Press breakfast, official opening, meeting of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, signing of agreements 2026
Photos from the ExpoElectronica 2026 opening — press breakfast, official ceremony, the Ministry of Industry and Trade visit and agreement signings.

That last title is too long to survive a Google result. At 107 characters, “Press breakfast, official opening, meeting of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, signing of agreements 2026” is cut off after about 60. Something like “ExpoElectronica 2026 — Official Opening and Press Breakfast” would survive intact. The title on the page can stay as it is; it is the SEO title field that matters here.

3

Four internal links point at pages that do not exist

Fix in Strapi 4 links · 4 pages

Why it matters

Each of these now leads to a “page not found”. All four were requested by hand on 15 September.

Two of them are the same mistake: About ITE moved to /ite-group/ and two pages still point at the old /about-ite/ address. The other two are different in kind and are described below.

Where to change it

Strapi → the page or article named → the link in the body text

Where it appearsPoints atWhat to do
/radio-electronics/ — “About the organiser”/about-ite/
/ite-group/
/expocifra-exhibit-enquiry/thank-you/ — “About ITE”/about-ite/
/ite-group/
Article: “Cyber resilience in the digital age…” — “IT and digital solutions”/sectors/it-and-digital-solutions-expocifra/
That sector is now on the ExpoCifra site — point at cifraexpo.com, or remove
Article: “ExpoElectronica, the largest electronics exhibition…” — “expoelectronica.ru”expoelectronica.ru, typed with no https:// in front
Add https:// to the front of the address

Why the bare address breaks. The link was written as expoelectronica.ru with nothing in front of it, so the site read it as the name of a page inside the article rather than as another website. Putting https:// on the front is the whole fix.

Four footer links take an extra hop — every page. Download the post-show report, Download event brochure, Visitor Registration and Become an Exhibitor are all stored without the “/” on the end (/event-brochure rather than /event-brochure/). They work — every visit just takes an extra step first. They were on the August list too, and they are four edits in one screen.

4

Four pages have no description at all

Fix in Strapi 4 pages

Why it matters

Fifty-seven pages were on this list in August. The site now writes a description automatically from the words already on each page, which covered fifty of them without anyone editing anything.

These four are what is left. They hold no body text for the site to draw on, so they will stay blank until someone writes them, and they currently show nothing under their title in Google.

Where to change it

Strapi → the page → SEO → Meta Description

PageSuggested description
/contact-us/
Get in touch with the ExpoElectronica team in Moscow — exhibiting, visiting, press and partnership enquiries.
/brochures-and-reports/
Download the ExpoElectronica brochure and post-show report — visitor statistics, exhibitor profiles and electronics market insight.
/download-compliance-report/
Download the ExpoElectronica compliance report — regulatory requirements and standards for electronics manufacturers entering the Russian market.
/y-and-h-cargo/
Official freight and logistics partner for ExpoElectronica. Shipping, customs clearance and on-site handling for exhibitors.

Three more pages are blank and should stay that way. The three thank-you pages are also empty. Leave them — they are form confirmation pages and should not be in Google at all. They are covered further down this list.

5

Two articles are still published twice

We need a decision 2 pairs

Why it matters

Three pairs were on the report of 24 August. One has been resolved — the robotics map article now exists at a single address. These two have not, and both copies of each were confirmed live on 15 September.

Each pair is the same article at two addresses. Google has to choose which one to show, splits the credit for links and visits between them, and often ranks neither as well as one would have on its own.

This needs a decision rather than an edit, because the two copies are not identical — in the second pair they carry different titles and different descriptions — and only your team knows which one you want people to land on.

Where to change it

Strapi → Articles → decide which copy to keep, unpublish the other

ArticleAddress oneAddress two
Find More About Leading Companies — Sponsors of ExpoElectronica 2024/articles/find-more-about-leading-companies-sponsors-of-expo-electronica-2024//articles/find-more-about-leading-companies-sponsors-of-expo-electronica-2024-1/
Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade supported ExpoElectronica 2021/articles/the-russian-ministry-of-industry-and-trade-supported-expo-electronica-2021//articles/russian-ministry-of-industry-and-trade-supported-expo-electronica-2021-1/

The second pair is not an obvious choice. One copy is titled “Russian Ministry Of Industry And Trade Supported ExpoElectronica 2021” and the other “Eurasia Industry Trade Support for Expo Electronica”, with different descriptions to match. They are the same article underneath. Pick the title you would rather see in a Google result.

Tell us before you delete. If either address has been shared in an email or on social media, deleting it outright turns that link into an error for everyone who saved it. Tell us which copy you are keeping and we will set up forwarding from the other, so both links keep working.

6

Five links to other websites are broken

Fix in Strapi 5 links

Why it matters

Each of these was requested by hand on 15 September with an ordinary browser identity, so none of them is a case of a website simply refusing automated checks.

One of them is not a broken link so much as a field filled in with the wrong kind of thing: an email address has been pasted into a Link To box, so the site is looking for a page with that name on your own website.

Where to change it

Strapi → the page or article named → the link address

Where it appearsLink currently points atWhat to do
Exhibitor Resource Centre — “Order Online”techstore.ite.group/loginPage not found. Repoint or remove
Plan Your Travel — “Book your Stay”all.accor.com/hotel/8224/Permanently withdrawn. Repoint or remove
Plan Your Travel — “Book your Stay”hiseligerskaya.ru/en/Only the English page is gone — change to hiseligerskaya.ru
Article: “ExpoCifra and ExpoElectronica’s professional audience…” — “STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF VISITORS 2026”a PDF on storage.yandexcloud.netThe file is not there. Re-upload it, or remove the link
Article on the synthesis school — “Evgenia.Andrejcheva@ite.group”an email address used as a web addressMake it a mailto: link, or leave it as plain text

The hotel one is a smaller fix than it looks. hiseligerskaya.ru itself is working normally — it is only the /en/ English version that has been removed. Trimming those three characters off the end gives your visitors a working hotel page rather than an error.

One link has swallowed a full stop. In the robotics content, a link reads https://robo-jobs.ru/karta. — the sentence’s full stop has been taken into the address. Remove the trailing dot.

Forty-nine other links were checked and left alone. The scan flagged a large number of external links as broken. They are not — efind.ru alone accounts for 48 of them and works perfectly well in a browser. They are not listed here and need no action.

7

Three images on every page have no description, and so do the eleven sector cards

Fix in Strapi 14 images

Why it matters

Every image can carry a short written description, used in two places: a screen reader reads it aloud to a blind visitor, and Google uses it to understand what the picture shows.

Three images appear at the bottom of every page and all three have that field empty, so a screen reader announces three unlabelled links on every page of the site. Three edits cover all of them.

The eleven sector cards on /sectors/ — one of your main landing pages — have the same gap. Eleven more edits, on a page people actually arrive at from search.

Where to change it

Strapi → Media Library → open each image → Alternative text

Image fileWhat it isSuggested alternative text
EXPOCIFRA_small_519a093d6c.pngExpoCifra logo
ExpoCifra — co-located with ExpoElectronica
Linked_In_11e4430f7d.webpLinkedIn icon
ExpoElectronica on LinkedIn
Youtube_d9a6be0c0e.webpYouTube icon
ExpoElectronica on YouTube

The sector cards need your words, not ours. Each of the eleven describes a different part of the show, so a single suggested sentence would not fit. Name what is in the picture — “Electronic components on display at ExpoElectronica” and so on — and it is done.

8

Four pages that were never meant for the public are live in Google

Fix in Strapi 4 pages

Why it matters

All four are published, listed in your sitemap and eligible to appear in search results. All four were confirmed still live on 15 September.

The component showcase is an internal build page and carries the only “Lorem ipsum” placeholder text outside the three gallery records — the dummy Latin that sits in a layout before the real words arrive.

The other three are thank-you pages. Someone finding one in a search result lands on a confirmation message for a form they never filled in.

Where to change it

Strapi → each page → SEO → tick No Index (or unpublish the record)

  • /components/
  • /download-compliance-report/thank-you/
  • /expocifra-exhibit-enquiry/thank-you/
  • /thank-you/why-russia-indian-exhibitors/

This also removes an odd address from your site. A button on the component showcase has the sample Latin saved into its Link To field instead of a web address, which is why your site currently answers at /Lorem, ipsum /dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Unde, earum. Unpublishing the page removes it. If you would rather keep the page, find the Button on that record and either give it a real destination or delete it.

Ticking No Index also removes them from the sitemap. You do not need to do anything else, and nothing changes for someone who has just submitted a form — they still see the page. It only stops Google offering it as a search result.

9

The site tells Google nothing about the event — no dates, no venue, no organiser

Fix in Strapi 1 edit · every page

Why it matters

Alongside the words on a page, a site can send Google a short structured summary of the event: its name, dates, venue and organiser. That is what lets a search result show an event card with your dates in it rather than a plain blue link.

On this site that summary is empty on every record. Checked live on 15 September: the homepage sends nothing at all.

ExpoCifra already has a complete one. The quickest path is to copy that block, change the name, dates, venue and web address to ExpoElectronica’s, and paste it in — one edit that applies to every page.

Where to change it

Strapi → Site settings → SEO → JSON-LD

This moved from our list to yours, and here is why. The 24 August report listed this as ours to generate in code, and the part that covers your 150-plus articles still is — that work is at the bottom of this report. But the event block itself is a single settings field, and ExpoCifra’s is already written and verified working. Pasting it in gets your event card into search now rather than after a release. If you would rather wait for us, say so and we will fold it in.

Hand it to a developer if that is easier. This is the most technical item on the list. It is a single settings field containing a block of structured text, and passing this paragraph to whoever maintains the site is a perfectly good way to get it done.

If you have time

Worth doing, not urgent

None of these is a problem. They are the difference between a site that is correct and one that is polished.

1,425 images are larger than they need to be — 273 MB in total

This is the largest image backlog of the five ITE sites reviewed this week. The site has no automatic image resizing, so the file you upload is exactly the file every visitor downloads, which is felt most on a phone. The exhibition photography is the bulk of it — the AVO_* and VAO_* files are originals straight off a camera, and the five largest run from 1.2 MB to 2.5 MB each. Re-exporting those two sets at a sensible size would remove most of the 273 MB on its own. As a guide — full-width banners no wider than 1920px, article headers no wider than 1200px, logos and icons no wider than 400px, saved as JPEG or WebP at about 80% quality, aiming for under 200 kB each.

Image descriptions on the rest of the library — about 2,444 images

Beyond the three site-wide images and the eleven sector cards, most photographs on the site have no written description, and the overwhelming majority are gallery shots. This is a long tail rather than a project. The practical approach is to fill them in as you go, and to describe new images as they are uploaded so the backlog stops growing. Prioritise images that carry information — products, charts, people — over decorative backgrounds, which are genuinely fine left empty.

Thirty-five titles are cut off, and fifty are very short

Google shows roughly the first 60 characters of a title and trims the rest mid-sentence, so the part that persuades someone to click is never seen; thirty-five of yours run past it. At the other end, fifty are under 30 characters and use less of the space Google gives you. Both are editorial judgement and both are yours — each page has a separate SEO title field used only for search results, so you can change what Google shows without touching the headline on the page. Worth doing for the pages people actually search for; not worth working through all eighty-five.

One page describes itself as “An animated series”

The Radio Electronics page has that phrase as its entire description, which is what shows under its title in a Google result. It is not broken and it is not a one-word description like the galleries above, so it did not make the main list — but it says nothing about what the page is, and replacing it is a one-line edit next time you are in the record.

On our side

What we are handling

Ours rather than yours. Two of these have shipped since 24 August; the rest are open, and where an item was on the August list and is still not done, it says so.

No action needed from your team

Descriptions written automatically from each page’s own text. Fifty-seven pages needed a description by hand in August; seven are blank today and four of those need writing, which is one item on this report

shipped 14 September · 50 pages corrected

Code

The security certificate was being served incomplete, which broke link previews in messaging apps and blocked some monitoring tools from reading the site. The full chain is now served and verifies cleanly

shipped · confirmed on 15 September

Hosting

New this run, and the largest thing we found: the drop-down menus in your main navigation are built by the browser after the page arrives, so their links never reach the page a search engine reads. Ten destinations have no link Google can follow from the homepage — Plan Your Travel, About ITE Group, Become a Sponsor, the Exhibitor Resource Centre, the India and South Korea exhibitor pages and the robotics section among them. The homepage ships 31 links where the menu holds 67. We are rendering those links into the page itself; the menu behaves exactly as it does now

10 navigation destinations

Code

Thirteen images reach a screen reader with nothing to announce at all, because the page leaves the description out entirely rather than leaving it blank. Eleven of them are the sector cards on /sectors/. Filling in the descriptions is better and is on your list; this one line makes the omission impossible for every image on the site, present and future

13 images · 11 of them on /sectors/

Code

Making the footer forgiving about the “/” on the end of an address, so a link saved without one lands directly rather than taking an extra hop. Your four footer links cost roughly 1,900 unnecessary redirects on every full crawl of the site

every page

Code

Still open from 24 August, and not done: most of your article pages cannot be reached by following links. They sit behind the “Load More” button, which a search engine cannot press, so 150 pages — 61% of the site — are found through your sitemap alone and earn nothing from the rest of the site. We are adding real page links behind the button. This and the navigation item above are the two causes of that number, and until now only this one was on the list

carried from 24 August · affects 150 pages

Code

Still open from 24 August, and not done: generating the structured summary for your articles — headline, date, image, publisher — so a search result can show more than a blue link. The event block is a single settings field and is quicker for your team to paste in from ExpoCifra, which is why it has moved to your list; the 150-plus articles are not, and stay with us

carried from 24 August · affects the articles

Code

A guard against a heading line left empty in the editor being sent to Google as a real heading. It happens on two of your pages and on the same two pages of two sister sites, which is enough of a pattern to fix in code rather than ask three teams to tidy the same thing

2 pages

Code

Still open from 24 August, and not done: standard browser security headers are missing, so the site is not as protected as it could be against certain classes of attack. These are set by the hosting and content delivery layer rather than in the website itself, so the change is made there

carried from 24 August · whole site

Hosting

Next

What happens now

Start with the three “Media Title” pages

They are the only pages on your site publicly advertising placeholder Latin, they have been there since at least August, and if they were test records then unpublishing all three is a single action that closes the whole item.

Then the quick ones, in about an hour

The three image descriptions, which cover every page at once. Four internal links, two of which are the same About ITE address. Five dead outbound links. Four pages ticked No Index — which also removes that odd Lorem ipsum address from your site. The four footer links, all in one screen.

Then the descriptions

Twenty-three galleries in a handful of patterns — write one of each and change the year — and four main pages, of which Contact Us and Brochures and Reports are the ones people search for. The eleven sector card descriptions belong in the same sitting.

Tell us which copy of each duplicate to keep

Two articles are published at two addresses each. Whichever you unpublish, we will set up forwarding from it so any link anyone has already shared keeps working. That part cannot be done from Strapi alone.

Borrow ExpoCifra’s event block

Yours is empty on every page; theirs is complete and verified working. Copying it across and changing the name, dates and venue is the single highest-value technical edit on this list, and it is one field.

We re-run the check

Once you have published your changes we run the same review again and send you a short before-and-after, as we did between 24 August and today. No need to tell us when — just say the word.

This is a search-engine review, carried out on 15 September 2026 as a follow-up to the full report of 24 August. 241 addresses were crawled, covering all 234 in your sitemap plus 7 more, and every count here was measured rather than estimated. Link counts are taken from the rendered page rather than from the scan, which logs each link twice. Where a scan and the live page disagreed we went with the page: the three gallery records, every broken link, the duplicate articles and the empty event block were read or requested by hand on 15 September with an ordinary browser identity. Two corrections to the raw scan are worth naming, because they change what you are asked to do: the Lorem ipsum web address belongs to the component showcase page rather than to one of the gallery records, and one of August’s three duplicate article pairs has already been resolved, so only two are listed here. Forty-nine external links the scan called broken were checked, found to be fine and left out — efind.ru accounts for 48 of them on its own. The accessibility and layout findings from 24 August — the venue map, the mobile width on Why Visit, the unnamed logo link, the buttons with no address behind them — were not re-tested on this run and are not repeated here; they are unchanged as far as we know, not verified as fixed. Suggested wording is a starting point: please read it over before publishing, and change anything that does not match how you talk about the event.

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