Originally Posted by robwod

Shap, I'd like to just add that there are times when it is difficult to separate one's self from the developer perspective to the end user perspective.

One option I have used in the past is with the local colleges. Every one of them has a student union and a bulletin board where you can post "opportunities". You can, and I certainly have, put up a flyer asking for people interested in providing feedback for mature entertainment ... a focus group if you will. You can supply them with a list of sites to check out, or specific pages, and/or ask them to supply a list of the sites they visit and why. It's amazing what information you can get for Beer Money

You can also do something similar with Fiverr.... post that you're seeking "reviewers" and choose form various countries.

This is also great for "AB testing" because you can give one group a list of some sites and others a different list. Then compare.

Just thought I'd contribute to an otherwise already helpful thread.