With all the choices available, buying a new headset can be an
overwhelming task.  At Headsets.com, we?re trying to simplify that
process by organizing headset choices more clearly.  We?d like a
reviewer to write a review about our site, following the guidelines
below.  Our typical user is a business person buying headsets for
themselves or for others, and the reviews need to be from this
perspective.  We are NOT interested in reviews from a creative design
or highly technical point of view.

Please navigate to http://www.headsets.com.  You?ll notice several
categories of headsets at the top of the page in our menu system.

We?d like you to summarize for us the types of headsets we offer, what
components make up each group, and why they are necessary.  This is a
very broad question because we?d like to know if customers are quickly
able to understand their choices.

We will select the best review based on quality rather than quantity. 
We?d prefer you spent less time navigating the site, because we?d like
to know if you understand your options in just a few minutes of
browsing.  We?ll tip an extra $24 for a really excellent review.

Thanks!
Headsets.com
www.headsets.com

FYI - "Selecting the best review" is not a practical way to get a
productive response to your inquiry here. Researchers are reluctant to
devote a great deal of quality time on a question when there is a
possiblilty that their time and effort will not be compensated.

I do hope that you get some "takers" but don't be surpised if you
don't, based on the way your project is worded.

I hope this friendly advice helps.

tutuzdad-ga

I would tend to agree with the comment.  I'm not a researcher, but it
seems to me that participants who are 'not' selected have just
generously donated their time and ideas for no compensation, which I'm
sure was not their intent.