MosHome

Where exactly. Open Visitor Registration in Strapi and find the block of code in the page text — it begins with <div id="app"> and mentions wisent. Change only the address in the quotes after data-apibaseurl. Leave the registration code 465692 and everything else exactly as it is.

What you will see afterwards. The widget will load and show its real status. That status is currently closed — the provider reports registration for the 2027 edition as not yet open, which is a scheduling matter for your team rather than a fault. Either way a visitor gets a working form that tells them where things stand, instead of a blank space.

Two other things on this same page. The next item down explains why this page is currently hidden from Google, and its description still invites people to MosHome 2026. All three are worth doing in one visit to the record.

The same fault is on other ITE sites. The same old address is pasted into the registration page on several other sites in the group, including Printech and MiningWorld. Each site has its own record in Strapi, so the edit needs making on each — but it is the same one-line change every time.

Verified. On 26 August the live page’s code names the old address, and that address returns no answer from a public DNS lookup — it does not resolve at all. The new address answers correctly for registration code 465692.

Worth a sweep while you are there. These are the only two records where the field is filled in wrongly today, but it is the kind of thing that gets copied between records. If you find Canonical URL typed into any other page or article, it is almost certainly wrong for the same reason — empty is the correct state for every page on this site.

Verified. On 26 August both live pages carry the canonical addresses shown above, and both of those addresses return a 404 error page when requested directly.

The articles to open, and the link text to look for. Future Trends in Leisure and Consumer Goods ("visitor registration", "consumer goods trade show") · How Do Modular Designs Cater to Evolving Home Office Needs and Why Multi-Functional Furniture Is the Future of Compact Living ("home office furniture") · How to Tap Into the Growing Pet Supply Market ("pet products suppliers") · How Can Exhibitors Make an Impact With Their Pet Expo Booth Design ("pet goods") · How Is Innovation in Consumer Electronics Changing How We Live ("consumer electronics") · How Energy Efficient Appliances Are Winning the Market ("consumer electronics wholesale") · Leisure and Relaxation: What’s New at the 3rd International Exhibition ("consumer goods exhibition") · Top 5 Innovative Kids Products to Watch at Trade Fairs ("children’s products") · How Are Sustainability and Safety Transforming the Children’s Goods Market ("children’s goods") · How Are Functional and Aesthetic Innovations Driving Kitchen Design Choices ("dining and kitchen sectors").

If you unpublish the empty sector pages. Four of these links point at the six mos-* sector pages further down this report. If you decide to unpublish those rather than fill them in, these links need pointing somewhere else instead — the sectors index at /exhibit/sectors/ is the safe destination.

Verified. All eight old addresses were requested individually on 26 August and every one returns a 404 error page. All five replacement addresses load normally. The three Register to Visit buttons and the Contact Us button were read from the live pages.

The hotel replacements are the hotels’ own booking sites. Accor has permanently withdrawn both listings — they answer “gone”, which is the strongest form of "removed on purpose, do not come back". Each hotel still runs its own official site, and those are the two addresses above: we opened both and confirmed they are the right hotels. The same two hotels appear on other ITE sites using these working addresses already.

One link that looked dead but is fine. The TAdviser reference in How to Stand Out at a Home and Interior Trade Show failed our automated check, but opens normally for a person in a browser. It is not listed here and needs no change. The same is true of four other research and industry sites linked from articles.

Verified. Every address in the table was requested individually on 26 August. houses.ru/en returns page-not-found while houses.ru itself loads normally; both Accor listings answer “410 Gone”; and both hotel replacements load and identify themselves as the right hotels.

Fill them or unpublish them — but do one of the two. Leaving them as they are is the only option that actively costs you something: six near-identical pages compete with each other and with the sector pages that are written. If a sector is real and coming to the 2027 show, an intro paragraph and the product list are enough. If it is not, unpublish the page until it is — and re-point the four article links named in the previous item.

Nothing is broken here. The page template is fine, and it is the same template the six filled-in sector pages use. These records are simply empty.

Verified. All six were loaded on 26 August. Each carries its own heading and the standard header and footer and nothing else, while /sectors/household-appliances/ on the same template carries around 400 words.

We are guarding the blank heading too. The Network Purchasing Center fix is yours, but the site should not be able to publish a headingless page in the first place. We are changing it so an empty hero title produces no heading at all rather than a blank one, which stops this recurring.

Verified. All five pages were loaded on 26 August. /test4/ and /partners-sponsors-demo/ both return normally and are in your sitemap; /network-purchasing/ ships a main heading containing a single space; and the two heading pages each carry the extra headings described.

And the Register page’s description. The Visitor Registration page’s SEO Description — the grey text under it in Google — reads “Register for MosHome 2026 to connect with leading suppliers…”. Worth changing to 2027 in the same visit as the other two fixes on that page.

Pages that mention 2026 correctly were left out. Why Visit reports what the 2026 edition achieved, About MosHome describes it in the past tense, and the post-show report page is about it. Those are a record of what happened and should stay. Only the three above, plus the Register description, are describing the current show with the wrong year.

Verified. We read the full text of all 44 non-article pages on 26 August. The three above are every remaining place the current show is named as 2026.

How we checked the logo. We downloaded the file and measured it: 291 by 90 pixels, of which only 14% carry any ink at all, and 98.5% of that ink is near-white. Against your cream background that is a contrast of roughly 1.1 to 1 — the point at which two colours are indistinguishable.

Only these two articles are affected. We checked every article that contains a table. These two are the only ones carrying the alignment; everywhere else the tables sit inline and read correctly.

The other five wait on decisions above. The five mos-* sector pages are in the count, but writing a description for a page with no content on it is the wrong order — settle those pages first. /test4/ and /partners-sponsors-demo/ are also in the count and are being unpublished, so they need nothing.

Keep them to about 155 characters. Google shows roughly 155 characters and trims the rest mid-word. Every suggestion above is inside that.

The other fourteen are just very short. Google gives you roughly sixty characters and these use a fraction of it: About ITE, MosPet, MosGarden, MosTextiles, MosBaby&Child, Mos Furniture, Media Gallery, the four gallery pages (MosHome 2023 to MosHome 2026, Wholesale Center), Exhibitor Promotion, Insights & Resources, Partners and Sponsors, Supporters and Sponsors, Exhibitor Resource Center and Network Purchasing Center. Adding MosHome and what the page is for is enough — MosHome 2025 Photo Gallery | Crocus Expo works far harder than MosHome 2025, and costs nothing to change.

Then make it a habit. A minute spent compressing each new image before it goes into Strapi keeps the problem from growing back. The full list of the 218 files is available on request.

Where the number comes from. We measured every image the crawl found across all 123 pages: 218 files above 100 kB, 56 MB between them. Each file is counted once, however many pages it appears on.

What we need from you. Confirm that the MosFit name inside MosHome is deliberate, or tell us it was carried across from the wrong place and we will flag every page it appears on. Either way nothing changes on the site until you say so — this is a brand question, not a fault.

What we need from you. Either add moshomeexpo.com to the OptinMonster account so the campaigns can run, or tell us the tool is no longer used and we will take the script off the site. Both take minutes; the only wrong answer is leaving it as it is. The same script is installed on the other ITE sites we look after and is refused on those too — it is the same account and the same embed — so whoever manages it may want to check which domains are registered on it at all.