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 is the ability to write blog posts for a huge audience of knowledge-hungry small business owners.

Writing a blog post is a fantastic way to get noticed by precisely the people who matter: prospective clients. And the benefits go beyond boosted visibility - by confidently writing about your area of expertise, you'll very publicly position yourself as a thought leader in your industry or discipline.

How do you get your blog post published on Enterprise Nation?

To submit a blog post, just head to your 

. Choose 'Blog Post' from the list of content types, create your post, and submit it for approval. 

Anything that teaches our members how to do something, inspires them to think about something entirely new, solves one of their most pressing problems, helps them come across as more professional… the list really does go on.

There are, of course, lots of formats to convey information like this - how-to guides, listicles, checklists. You could even write an opinion piece, if you want to give a fresh take on something topical. You'll be pleased to hear that all these formats go down really well.

The more specific your subject matter, the better. 'How to write a business plan for a cafe' is better than 'How to write a business plan', for example - purely because the generic version is so widely covered. Industry-specific pieces, in particular, are also fantastic for 

Should you stick to any editorial guidelines?

Yes please. We've created some brief editorial guidelines which we hope give you an idea of what works and why, while also hopefully eliminating any confusion.

Posts should be targeted at our community of UK and Ireland based small businesses and start-ups.

 Helpful, positive, upbeat, authoritative, approachable, relatable, relatively informal.

We like to steer clear of anything that's:

 Prescriptive, formulaic, dry, dense, formal, superior.

 make your posts exclusive to Enterprise Nation.

 be promotional or link to your services in the body of your post; these can be added as a call to action at the end.

Please note that we reserve the right to edit posts for house style reasons.

How soon will your blog post be published?

Within a matter of days. We'll let you know once your post is approved, and send you the link when it's ready. We try to post articles that complement other recent pieces, so there's no hard-and-fast rule when it comes to publishing times. You'll never have to wait long, though.

We'll endeavour to share posts across our social channels, and in our weekly newsletters. They'll also appear in search results across the Enterprise Nation platform. 

How often can you submit blog post ideas?

There's no limit to the number of posts you can submit, although we may have to stagger when we publish them. This is purely to give all authors a fair crack of the whip when it comes to getting noticed.

I hope this post gives you the encouragement you need to write a blog post for our small business community. 

If you're not yet an Enterprise Nation adviser, and you have a great idea for a blog post based on your expertise, 

Membership is £199 for one year, which is great value considering what you get in return: aside from publishing content, you can promote your services, speak at our events (and promote your own), host webinars, create groups, receive valuable small business insights every month, and build a network of both leads and fellow advisers. 

As Enterprise Nation&apos;s Head of community it&apos;s my job to make sure that you’re getting the most from your membership. If you’re a small business owner I&apos;ll make sure that we’re matching you to the support you need to start and grow your business. For advisers, that means making you aware of every available opportunity to promote your expertise to the rest of the community and connecting you with entrepreneurs that are looking for support.

Working closely with our Platform team, I&apos;ll help ensure that you can easily navigate our website and that your user experience is seamless.&nbsp;

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With the deadline approaching for 2020/21 Self Assessment tax returns, here's a guide to what you need to know.

When is the 2022 Self Assessment deadline?

The deadline for submitting Self Assessment tax returns for the 2020/21 tax year is Monday 31 January 2022.

Failure to meet the deadline usually results in a 5% late payment penalty but due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced it will not charge:

HMRC's Time to Pay service allows any individual or business the option to spread tax payments over time. Self Assessment taxpayers with up to £30,000 of tax debt can do this online once they have filed their return.    

If you owe more than £30,000, or need longer to pay, you should call the Self Assessment Payment Helpline on 0300 200 3822.

Please note that interest will still be charged from 1‌‌ ‌February on any amounts outstanding so you should try and make the deadline. 

A 5% late payment penalty will be charged if tax remains outstanding, and a payment plan has not been set up, by midnight on 1‌‌ ‌April 2022. Further late payment penalties will be charged at the usual six and 12 month points (August 2022 and February 2023 respectively) on tax outstanding where a payment plan has not been set up.

What is covered by the 2022 Self Assessment tax return?

The Self Assessment tax return due on 31 January 2022 covers earnings and payments between 6 April 2020 and 5 April 2021. 

You need to declare if you received any grants or payments from COVID-19 support schemes up to 5 April 2021 as these are taxable. They include:

The £500 one-off payment for working households receiving tax credits should not be reported in Self Assessment.

check and make any changes to your tax return

 to make sure any SEISS or other COVID-19 support payments have been reported correctly in their Self Assessment.

Who needs to file a Self Assessment tax return?

You must send a tax return if, in the last tax year (6 April to 5 April), you were:

You may need to send a Self Assessment tax return if you have any other untaxed income, such as:

 if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return.

Where can you get help with filing your Self Assessment tax return?

I&apos;m a freelance content creator and event host who helps small businesses and the organisations that support them. I&apos;m also Enterprise Nation&apos;s Local Leader for Bristol.
I have 20 years of experience as a small business journalist having interviewed hundreds of entrepreneurs from billionaires like Sir Richard Branson to the founders behind brand new start-ups.
I&apos;ve worked for a range of leading small business publications and support groups, most recently as head of content at Enterprise Nation where I was responsible for the prolific output of content on the company&apos;s blog and social media. I now freelance for Enterprise Nation including hosting the Small Business sessions podcast.
I&apos;m based in Bristol where I run and host regular events with the local small business community in my role as Enterprise Nation&apos;s Local Leader for Bristol. I also have strong connections with other major business organisations in the south west region.
In total, I&apos;ve hosted over 100 events including conferences with an audience of hundreds for international brands like Xero and Facebook and live web chats from inside 10 Downing Street.
With my partner, I co-run Lifestyle District, a lifestyle blog focused on culture, art, theatre and photography.

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Dami Adewole is the founder of “natural haircare and nail varnish brand” LOG Cosmetics.  

Memories of her mother’s love for hair and skincare prompted the entrepreneur to develop her own passion for beauty which led to the launch of the brand.  

To help with the growth of her business, she joined a 

 and accessed e-learning videos through the Amazon Small Business Accelerator. 

The free Amazon Small Business Accelerator e-learning programme is advice from more than 30 business experts in over 200 bitesize videos.

If you’re already an Enterprise Nation member, 

. If you’re not an Enterprise Nation member, you can 

join the Amazon Small Business Accelerator for free here.

How did you come up with the idea for your business? 

“My first experience with beauty was growing up when I would watch my mum meticulously dress herself for events. She always wore a particular shade of rouge burgundy lipstick. It was part of her signature look. She took us girls to the salon every other weekend to make sure our hair was always neat and ready for school. She taught me about beauty; hair, skin, and nails. I fell in love with it. 

“Fast forward to me living on my own and I developed my passion for beauty and decided to explore it by getting as much experience as possible. I worked with a few notable beauty retail stores and quickly learnt how consumers relate with beauty, their routines and which types of products were their must haves. Bursting with knowledge and enthusiasm, I knew I needed to go back to school to learn how these products are made. 

“That didn’t happen very quickly because I was soon diagnosed with a medical condition which led me into a world I wasn’t prepared for. However, I was later able to get my degree in organic skincare formulation. This opened the door to research where I discovered concerns about how some beauty products that we put on our skin get into our bodies and potentially affect our health. 

“I decided that if I was going to create my own products, it had to be a brand that puts the health and wellbeing of its clients first. LOG cosmetics was born out of this idea. It has been eight years of creating 

 that meet the needs of our clients and we haven’t looked back since.”

Why did you decide to manufacture overseas and how did you settle on the US? 

“At the time, I couldn’t find the right manufacturer in the UK that catered for people of colour and was also using natural and safe ingredients. 

“Reports by Mintel were a good starting point to find market insights on the personal care consumers and manufacturers. The insights suggested that the US had one of the biggest markets and it made sense to start my manufacturing research from there.  

“As the business has developed, some of my products are now produced in the UK.”  

How did you find the perfect manufacturer? 

“I started by searching on Google for US manufacturers of beauty products. I then narrowed it down to manufacturers of beauty products for women of colour  

“I made a list of three manufacturers with an ethos and use of ingredients that resonated with my brand.  

“I then contacted each one, asking specific questions about how flexible they were with accommodating my ingredient formulation and how best we could work together. 

“At the time there weren’t any specific websites or guides, so Google was my starting point. Today there are a few directories, 

, that can help in finding some manufacturers for beauty products in the US.” 

What advice would you give to other UK entrepreneurs for making a success of manufacturing overseas? 

“Think about your shipping costs. Start with a few products rather than a full range to test the market and then build it up from there.  

“You should also build a strong relationship with your manufacturer so that they can understand your brand’s needs. Finding a manufacturer that could accommodate the quantity of products that I wanted to produce was a challenge but I was able to build a relationship and convinced the manufacturer that we were in it for the long run.” 

What other start-up challenges did you face and how did you overcome them? 

“Not investing in a solid marketing strategy. In the early stages of my business, I thought I could simply have a website and attend a few trade fairs to get the word out about my new brand. It was only a small start-up and new to the market so it help to keep my costs low but I got used to the idea of having a low key brand. 

“I underestimated the power of marketing, having a solid social media presence and using PR. We learnt the hard way, but we have evolved and so has our strategy. Over the years we have worked on our social media presence, attended webinars and accessed other advice such as the Amazon Small Business Accelerator 

‘how to get started on social media’ e-learning module

 which has helped shaped the way we show the brand to current and potential clients.” 

LOG Cosmetics

What is your marketing strategy for engaging with customers and making sales? 

“It's a multi-channel concept, combining a wholesale with a temporary kiosk retail space strategy, e-commerce, and a consumer catalogue. I attend as many exhibition and trade shows as I can because it brings me closer to my clients.  

“I use Facebook advertising and Instagram tools to get more insights to be able to provide an enjoyable brand experience.” 

How has COVID-19 affected your business? 

“At first it forced us to take a huge step back because people were stocking up on essentials and shampoo or nail polish was the last thing on many people’s list. Also, our manufacturers took a hit which meant some of our products couldn’t be made.  

“The pandemic taught us the value of having an online presence. We used our blog and social media channels to educate our members on wellness and taking care of themselves at home. It was not about selling products; it was about letting them know we as a brand understood the situation and wanted to be there to help. I am glad things are looking up for us now but we’re still learning how to navigate the new normal as a brand.” 

Why did you decide to join the Amazon Bootcamp? 

“I felt I had only scratched the surface for selling on Amazon’s online store and I wanted to understand how I could maximise all the tools to help boost engagement and sales for my business.  

“I also wanted to ask questions about the challenges we face as a growing brand.” 

What were the key benefits of the Bootcamp and what actions did you take a result? 

“Listening to other entrepreneurs about how they run their business online was a real revelation. I learnt more about 

 and how it improves brand awareness. I also picked up tips on how to use social media to boost client engagement. 

“The entrepreneurs explained how coverage in the media may not lead to immediate sales but it gives your brand credibility and draws good attention to your products. Being able to say “as seen in” after getting media coverage is a good way to build credibility.  

 gives your brand a wider audience than just relying on your organic followers. They explained how to plan your content and emphasised that you need to be consistent and show up at least three times a week.    

“After the Bootcamp, I invested in social media marketing and partnered with a few lifestyle magazines to help boost our brand awareness.” 

Why did you decide to start selling on Amazon’s online store and what is your strategy for making sales? 

“We wanted to reach a wider network and have a reliable service. Having our brand on Amazon’s online store connects us internationally. We have access to tools such as reviews which allow us to hear directly from our clients and ‘Amazon’s Choice’, which highlights highly rated, well-priced products available to ship immediately.

 to reach a wider audience looking for our type of products. It means our brand stands out so our clients can get to know more about us and why they should choose us.” 

What is your advice to other people wanting to sell on Amazon? 

“My advice would be to read all the training resources and familiarise yourself with all the tools that can help get your business out there.  

“Use clear images and detailed product descriptions. This will give your audience reasons for why they should pick your products over others.” 

What tips have you picked from the Amazon Small Business Accelerator e-learning programme?  

 video, I learnt that creating content for my brand shouldn’t be solely about selling. It should be about understanding my customers’ needs, pains and desires. It’s about building their trust and letting them know that we are a brand that cares and understands. 

‘how to match your marketing with your growth needs’

 was so insightful because as a growing brand, marketing is important for us to drive sales but also understanding the metrics and knowing what channels or platforms to invest in to give us a better opportunity for profit is key to our growth strategy.” 

What are your top tips for business success? 

“Have a clear strategy, be consistent and evolve as your business grows. Focus on why you started the business, because it will be your driver on the days when things don’t go to plan. Whatever you do, don’t give up.”  

“Author J.K. Rowling. She followed her dreams and never gave up despite all the obstacles she faced. Every time I get a no, I think about the 12 times she was rejected for her first Harry Potter novel and how extremely successful she is today. That keeps me going. 

“Fashion designer Vera Wang. While growing up I dreamt I would get married wearing one of her bridal gowns. Although that didn’t happen, I learnt a lot from her business story. She did not allow time to limit her but turned it into an amazing success story and multiple sources of income. She has taught me to be open to the endless possibilities that can come out of one idea.”

Hi I&apos;m Dami,
I am the founder and creative director at LOG cosmetics. I&apos;m passionate about beauty, but even more about making them with fewer and safer ingredients. My enterpreneural journey has had it&apos;s highlights and some low ones too but I always believe in learning more and never giving up.
When I&apos;m not creating or branding a new formular, you&apos;ll find me at home painting walls or diy&apos;ing.

Founder

The beauty entrepreneur inspired by memories of salon visits with her mum

Her mother’s love for hair and skincare prompted Dami's passion for beauty.

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My early career included working on impact assessments (environmental, social) and was followed by many years as a Researcher and Consultant on Sustainability (pillars: social, economic, environmental) and CSR.
From <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/businesscoachingandproperty/' target='_self'>Linkedin profile</a>, you can see a commitment to continued professional development and entrepreneurship.&nbsp;
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