Move HTML Content to DotNetNuke Site

I want to transfer all my content on an old ugly frame-based web site to a nice new DotNetNuke 3.0 site. There are approximately 91 pages of HTML content that need to be moved, and this would bore me to tears. You don't have to be a DotNetNuke expert. It's a content management system where you logon and build all web pages from the browser. It can be slow at times. I'll give you admin access, and you will work on the live system so I can monitor progress. So prior DNN experience is nice, but not required. You should be able to organize the information to fit DNN logically. You can always email me when in doubt. I'm not asking for perfection, just get the information there, and I can clean it up later to suit my own tastes. However, I hope to find someone who is creative and marketing savy that can organize info in a pleasing and logical manner using DNN pages, DNN container/modules. This might mean removing old HTML font tags. Old Frame Site: [login to view URL] New DNN Site: [login to view URL] For more on DNN: [login to view URL] Items that are NOT included in this project: 1) Discussion forum 2) Shopping Cart 3) Technical Support Pages - I will replace with a new DNN module. 4) I can move the images and flash videos over on the server (but all links to images will have to be changed) 5) No Javascript or Applets involved All off-site links must be organized into groups and formatted as tracked links (that open in new browser window) in DNN. A lot of the content is just "food for search engines" and not relevant to my marketing. I have created two pull-down menus on the new site (Products and Free-Info) where most of the information should fit. We can add new menu items as necessary. There is one flash on the home page and flash/demo/videos of my product, but these don't need changing, just moving. You don't have to write HTML, just basically be able to find, view, and extract text from existing HTML, then copy/paste that text into the best container on the new site. The best team might be a senior and an entry-level person where the entry-level person could do 90% of the work. I can act as the senior level person if needed. Hopefully in doing your bid, you can look at the old web site and make a guess that you can do an average x number of pages per hour.