MosHome

Why it matters

The Register button in your site header sends every visitor to /visitor-registration/. The form on that page is loaded by a small piece of code pasted into the page, and that code still names a server address that no longer exists on the internet. Nothing the form asks for can ever arrive.

On 26 August the form area simply stayed empty. It is now worse: in large type, where the form should be, visitors see the unfinished text REGISTRATION_IS_UNAVAILABLE_TEXT. The introduction above it also still says MosHome 2026 takes place “from 31 March - 3 April 2026”.

The current address is wisent-api.itegroup.online, and it answers today for your registration code (465692). The repair is one address in one line of the pasted code.

Where to change it

Strapi → Pages → Visitor Registration → the block of code in the page text

Why it matters

A Canonical URL is how a page tells Google “my proper address is over there”. When it is filled in wrongly, the page removes itself from search results in favour of an address that does not work. It is normally left empty, and the site then fills in the correct address automatically.

Visitor Registration matters most. The Register button in the header links to it from every page, so it is the most-linked page on the site, and it is telling Google to ignore it. This is the second check in a row where it has been flagged.

The Key Consumer Trends article is new since last time, and it is a loop. The article was renamed and a redirect was set up from the old address to the new one, which was right. But the Canonical URL field still names the old address, so Google is told the real page is the old address, and the old address sends it straight back. It is your newest article and it is linked from the homepage.

Where to change it

Strapi → the page or article → SEO → Canonical URL → clear the field

Why it matters

The show is 30 March – 2 April 2027. These four pages still describe the current show as MosHome 2026.

Exhibitor Promotion matters most, because the email-signature template on it is copied by exhibitors into their own mail, so last year’s dates go out under their names. This was flagged on 26 August and is not yet changed.

Where to change it

Strapi → the page named below

Why it matters

Eight addresses are linked from around the site but were never published, or were renamed. Every one shows “page not found”. The list is unchanged since 26 August.

The “Register to Visit” buttons come first. Three sector pages are sending people who want to attend to a dead page. The “Contact Us” button on the contacts page does the same.

Those four buttons also trigger a failed request in the background every time their pages load, so fixing them cleans up more than the click.

Where to change it

Strapi → the page or article → the button or the link in the text

Why it matters

The Articles & Reports page (/articles-and-reports/) is the only page that lists all 78 articles, and nothing on the site links to it. It is not in the menu, the footer or any other page. The Industry Insights menu item opens the Industry Insights Hub, which shows only the latest 6 articles.

So 68 articles can be found only through the sitemap file. Google treats a page with no links pointing to it as unimportant, and visitors cannot browse past the latest six at all.

On 26 August the expectation was that fixing the menu would reconnect them. The menu now works, but it has no entry for this page, so they are still cut off. One link reconnects all 68.

Where to change it

Strapi → the site menu → Industry Insights, or Strapi → Pages → Industry Insights Hub

Why it matters

Both are published, findable by Google and listed in your sitemap. Both were flagged on 26 August.

Where to change it

Strapi → Pages → the page named below

Why it matters

Each of these shows its heading and nothing else. In Strapi the intro text is empty and there are no sections. Google sees them as near-copies of one another, so it may show one of them or none.

Several articles also link to them, so a reader following a link about pet products arrives at a page that says nothing. Your filled-in sector pages, such as Home & Interior, show what they should look like: an intro sentence plus the product sections.

Where to change it

Strapi → Sectors → the sector record

Why it matters

Both are carried over from 26 August. Each is an empty field or an empty section in Strapi that turns into something visible on the page.

Where to change it

Strapi → Pages → the page named below

Why it matters

These were checked by hand. They are genuinely gone, not just blocking our checker.

Do the houses.ru one first. It is a single partner record, so one edit fixes it everywhere it appears. The partner’s own website works; only the /en page has gone.

Where to change it

Strapi → the partner record, and Pages → Plan Your Travel

Why it matters

The description is the grey text under your link in a Google result. When a page has none of its own, Google makes one up from whatever text it finds. Last time 24 pages shared the homepage’s sentence; that is fixed, and these are what is left.

The photo galleries have no SEO section, so their description is taken from the gallery’s Short Text field, which also shows under the heading on the page. One sentence there fixes both. Today that field is blank or just says “MosHome”.

The suggested wording is a starting point, written from what each page currently says. Please read it over before publishing, because it goes out under your name.

Where to change it

Pages: Strapi → the page → SEO → Description. Photo galleries: Strapi → the gallery → Short Text

Why it matters

Alternative text is the short written description attached to an image. Google reads it to work out what the picture shows, and screen readers read it aloud to visually impaired visitors. When the picture is also a link, it is the only name the link has.

Two of the missing ones are logos that are links on every page. Fill those in first: one edit each fixes every page. Last time the header logo was listed as ours to fix. It turns out to be a Media Library field, so it is yours.

Where to change it

Strapi → Media Library → the image → Alternative text

Why it matters

We are changing the site to use Strapi’s smaller automatic copies of each image, which fixes the great majority of the oversized images, mostly gallery photos. It does not help these 32. They were uploaded as PNG, which is the wrong format for photographs, and even Strapi’s reduced copies of them are still about 1 MB each.

Together they weigh 26 MB. They are most of the weight on the homepage, About MosHome, Why Visit and Exhibition Sectors, and the homepage barely improves without them.

Open each one, save it as WebP at about 80% quality and at most 1920 px wide, and replace the file in the Media Library. That usually turns a 2 MB PNG into 150–250 kB with no visible difference, and it updates every page that uses it.

Where to change it

Strapi → Media Library → replace the file with a WebP version

Why it matters

The link ends in ?utm_source=chatgpt.com. The tag was pasted along with the link. It makes the registration page appear under a second address, and it credits ChatGPT in your visitor statistics.

Where to change it

Strapi → Articles → How Sustainable Materials Are Changing Interior Design → the “visitor registration” link

Why it matters

Two things that only show up when you look at the page rather than at the data behind it.

The tables are a correction to the 26 August report. Last time we described the text as overlapping the table. Measured again at desktop and phone widths, the table spans the full column, so the text that follows sits below it. What actually happens is that the next heading or paragraph butts directly against the last table row with its normal spacing lost. It is readable but cramped, so this is low priority.

Where to change it

Strapi → Media Library (the logo) and Articles → the article body (the tables)

Why it matters

Contrast is how clearly text stands out from its background. Where it is too low, people with weaker eyesight, or anyone in bright light, struggle to read it. The usual standard asks for at least 4.5 to 1 for normal-size text.

The submit buttons on your embedded ActiveCampaign forms fail on five pages, and the “Download Event Brochure” form title fails on a sixth (#32b4a8 on #f4f0e5, which is 2.24 to 1). The colours come from the form builder at ActiveCampaign, not from the website, so they have to be restyled there.

Where to change it

ActiveCampaign → the form → its style settings

Why it matters

Every page loads a script from OptinMonster, the pop-up and email-capture tool. On all 123 pages it refuses to run, because moshomeexpo.com is not registered as a site on the OptinMonster account. This is unchanged since 26 August.

Where to change it

Tell us to keep it or remove it

Why it matters

The Sports & Fitness sector page (/sectors/sports-and-fitness/) reads “MosFit is where international brands…”. That is probably deliberate, since it matches the other sub-brands such as MosPet and MosGarden.

We raise it only because MosFit is also the name of a separate ITE show, and a reader could be confused about which one they are on. This is carried over from 26 August.

Where to change it

Tell us whether this is deliberate