When I was contacted by Michael Dunlop to do a review of RetireAt21.Com I was instantly excited. I’d been hearing a lot about his site lately, but I hadn’t had a chance to visit it. It seems Michael is starting to do some real promotion to an already good site, which I love, and it’s only going to improve the business he does there. So who is Michael Dunlop?

Michael is a self professed “young, dyslexic, college drop-out”. If that doesn’t make you want to keep reading, what will? So basically, Michael is a 19-year-old entrepreneur, living in Ghana (originally Sussex, England), that is trying to retire young using the internet as an income model. He’s in Ghana teaching conversational English in case you were wondering, not bad for a 19 year old kid. His business model, from what I can tell, looks good so far, and it’s only a matter of time before he starts making some real money. I’ve included a couple of pics of Michael, in Ghana.

Enough about Michael though, let’s get into dissecting his site.

The content on the site is good, albeit incredibly short. Although I think the content is great, there could be more of it… Michael starts to dive into the subject, and then stops just short of fulfillment. I think he needs to explore the subject further and offer more information. I know some of the topics have a lot of information to give, but you could break it up into smaller segments so that the readers still get what they are coming there for. Overall, the site is just cracking the shell of what it could be.

That’s not to say that it’s not enjoyable though. The content is superbly informative, and it’s chock-full of resources for every level of internet entrepreneur. In fact, some of my favorite content is the entrepreneur interviews that he does. Yaro Starak, Tyler Cruz, and Carl Ocab are a few of the interviews that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Overall, I have to say that this site is extremely enjoyable and packed with some great resources. I think that the only thing that really needs work is the content, not the writing, but the overall information that is left out. The resources, interviews, and the ask an entrepreneur functions are all fantastic, and really great ideas. I’ve added this blog to my Rss reader, I’m definitely curious to see how this goes for Michael, I’ll be rooting for him. Subscribe to the feed here.

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