Profile: RedFusion Media

RedFusion Media

About Us

In 1999 RedFusion Media launched an ambitious project to create a local web directory and online magazine site in Redlands. This site RedlandsWeb.com has been a gift to the community that supported our entry into the Internet business.

But RedlandsWeb.com also has been a laboratory of sorts for us to really study the effects of web technology on our client’s websites in a rapidly changing environment. The information we have gathered in this process has proved invaluable in its benefit to our hundreds of web clients. Not only is it a place to create exposure to local websites, it has provided valuable information on how emerging search engine technology really works, and many other technical and Internet marketing subjects.

Just like the rest of the world, the Inland Empire has gone through a sorting out of firms involved in various kinds of Internet business. One result has been the void left in the regional website category by the failure or aggregation of several larger portal sites, dial up connectivity firms and news websites.

RedFusion Media launched this ambitious project in 2005. We felt that the Inland Empire deserved a quality online directory and magazine site similar to RedlandsWeb. Unlike most metropolitan areas that have grown up around a central city, the Inland Empire is an aggregation of many small and medium sized cities. Because of the size and prominence of Los Angeles and Orange County, we have and identity that is overshadowed. Yet we are not the same market and have a population that in many respects does not affiliate itself with the LA basin. This site will endeavor to provide an online identity to our various and diverse population, while providing Inland Empire information and hyperlinks.

InlandEmpire.US has been growing and changing over the last few months. There has been about a 30% per month increase in traffic and we continue to build the website at over 10 pages per week.

Our Mission

The goal of InlandEmpire.US is to grow the connections in our local community. To do this we need the public's help. There are a number of ways to help us grow and build a online community portal that reflects our local landscape.

Help us Build the Inland Empire