DN Media Corp. and Telepathy, Inc. announced today the creation of a joint venture called MiniSites.com. The new company provides mini site development services to domain name investors, offering them an affordable alternative to monetize their valuable assets.

“We are thrilled to be partnered with Nat Cohen of Telepathy on this project,” said DN Media co-founder Bogdan Nastea. “Nat has ten years of experience in the domain industry, and he brings an impressive track record of turning domain names into successful businesses.”

MiniSites.com offers three levels of mini site development to accommodate all types of domains and budgets. The Micro, starting at $105, is a one-page site which is ideal for lead generation and affiliate marketing. The Mini, starting at $170, is a five-page site which provides more content to visitors, keeping them engaged and coming back. The Big Mini, starting at $290, takes the Mini to a higher level by offering an advanced link building campaign, as well as a thorough analysis of monetization options.

All packages include a dedicated project manager, unique content written by native English speakers, text logo design, header design, link building campaign, flexible monetization options, targeted keyword research, search engine optimization, and free hosting.

About Telepathy, Inc. – Founded in 1999, Telepathy, Inc. develops online publications. It developed a network of regional guides, anchored by Pennsylvania.com, Maryland.com, and NorthCarolina.com and including Annapolis.com, CollegePark.com and OceanCity.com. Telepathy is experienced in database development and specializes in the dynamic delivery of customized content.

About DN Media Corp. – DN Media Corp. specializes in domain name investing, website design and development, and search engine optimization.

“I’m excited about the acquisition of this premium domain name,” said Domain Name Wire editor Andrew Allemann. “Domain Name Wire readers are savvy about domain names, and acquiring this three letter domain name reinforces the fact that we understand the value of good domain names.” Domain Name Wire is often referred to as “DNW” by the domain industry.

DN Media purchased DNW.com in April of 2008 for $7,500 from iReit, an internet media company based in Houston, Texas.  iReit owns premium generics such as Bands.com, CreditReports.com, Shows.com, Recipe.com, OfficeSupply.com, and many more.