Printech

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 961186 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.

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 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 961186.

The email address in the same footer goes somewhere else. Directly above Opening Times, the footer shows marketing@ite.group — but the link behind it sends to rosupack@ite.group. Anyone who clicks it writes to the RosUpack inbox while believing they have written to marketing. It is the same Footer record, so it can be corrected in the same visit. Please tell us which of the two is the address you actually want.

Verified. We read the footer on the homepage, Why Exhibit, Why Visit, About Printech and Contact Us on 26 August. All five carry the same 2026 opening times and the same mismatched email link, and the footer is on every page of the site.

The Exhibitor Resource Centre deadlines have all passed. On /exhibitor-resource-centre/ the Deadlines panel reads “Technical orders must be submitted by 11 April 2026”, and the surcharge bands below it run 05/01/26, 05/02/26–05/29/26, 05/30/26–06/05/26 and “After June 5, 2026”. An exhibitor reading that page today is being given last year’s timetable. These need the 2027 equivalents from whoever sets the technical deadlines, not a straight year swap.

One more date does not match either year. On /leadscanning/ the page says the service “will be available during the exhibition from June 17 to 20”. The 2027 show runs 15-18 June. Worth correcting while you are in the record.

One sector page carries the year in its Google title. /sectors/equipment-and-materials-for-digital-printing/ has the Meta Title Advanced Digital Printing Equipment at Printech Expo 2026. The other nine sector pages have no year in their titles, which is the safer pattern — it never goes stale. Either drop the year here too, or make it 2027.

Articles were deliberately left out. News articles about the 2026 show correctly say 2026 — they are a record of what happened and should not be changed. Only the six live pieces of wording above, plus the footer, are describing the current show with the wrong year.

Verified. We read the full text of all 37 non-article pages on 26 August. The six above are every remaining place the current show is named as 2026.

Worth a sweep while you are there. This is the only page on the site where the field is filled in wrongly, 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 the live article carries <link rel="canonical" href="https://expoprintech.com/articles/">, and that address returns a 404 error page when requested directly.

The other thirteen hotels are fine. We checked every hotel button on Plan Your Travel, not just the two that failed. The other thirteen all load normally. The Radisson Slavyanskaya link refuses automated visitors and so failed our first check, but opens perfectly for a person in a browser — it is not listed above and needs no change.

Verified. Every address in the table was requested individually on 26 August. woodexpo.com, severcity.best-moscow-hotels.com and store.osp.ru return no answer at all from a public DNS lookup; the other two return page-not-found. The replacement, woodexexpo.com, loads normally, and so does your own /leadscanning/ page.

Please check both before pasting them. We found these by searching, not from your records. augustborg.ru is the site of an offset printing house in Moscow called Август Борг, which fits the logo; abnews.ru is already the address used for Business News Agency in the carousel on your own homepage, so that one is safe. If either partner has given you a different address, use theirs.

We are also changing the code. A logo with no address should not pretend to be a link at all. We are changing the site so an empty address renders the logo plainly, with nothing to click — that way the problem stops coming back each time a partner is added without a website. Filling the two records above is still worth doing, because a working link is better than no link.

Three more are on the demo page. The demo copy of the partners page carries three more of these. That page is being unpublished anyway, further down this report, so it needs nothing.

Verified. We read the live markup of the homepage, Partners and Sponsors and the Conference Programme page on 26 August. Exactly two partner records are missing an address; every other logo in the carousel links correctly.

The eleven photo galleries follow one pattern. Photos from Printech 2025 at Crocus Expo, Moscow — the show floor, exhibitor stands and the visitors who filled them. Change the year for each, and swap the subject for the conference programme or the opening ceremony on those pages. The six Conference Programme galleries currently showing the single word Printech are in this group.

Three pages in the list need no copy at all. The Exhibitor List page only forwards visitors on to the catalogue, /partners-sponsors-demo/ is being unpublished further down, and the leftover Speaker Not Found page is being removed by us. None of them needs a description.

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

The Conference Programme galleries are the same job. The seven Conference Programme galleries (the undated one and 2021 to 2026) all carry just their own name. Adding Printech and Photo Gallery to each — Printech 2024 Conference Programme — Photo Gallery — is enough.

Two articles share a headline. The 2021 and 2022 post-show write-ups are both called Post Exhibition Press Release and both are live and listed in Google, so they compete with each other and neither says which show it covers. Putting the year in each headline — Post-Exhibition Press Release: RosUpack and Printech 2021 — separates them.

Which headings exactly. On the two download pages they are Download the Event Brochure to: and Why Exhibit; on /exhibitor-enquiry/ there are three of them. Select the text, clear the custom colour, and the site’s own heading colour takes over — which is chosen to work on both the light and dark sections of a page.

Two of them may not belong on the site at all. Untitled_design_8 and high_voltage_circuit_breaker_electrical_substation look like stock or placeholder pictures left over from another project. Worth a look before you spend time compressing them — deleting is faster.

Where the number comes from. We measured every image the crawl found across all 145 pages: 550 files above 100 kB, 120 MB between them. Each file is counted once, however many pages it appears on. The full list is available on request.

What we need from you. Either darken the button background only — a deeper teal keeps the white text, scores 4.7 to 1 and leaves the brand teal untouched everywhere it is not sitting behind words; or put dark text on the existing teal, which scores 6.3 to 1 and changes no colours at all, but gives you a noticeably different-looking button. The first is the smaller visual change and our recommendation. Either way it is a code change on our side once you have decided — please check with whoever owns the brand first.

What we need from you. Either add expoprintech.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 sits on the other ITE sites we look after and is refused on those too, so whoever manages the account may want to check which domains are registered on it at all.

And on the Tag Manager one. No change is needed on the website either way — this is entirely a question of whether that tag should still be in the container.