A UI mock-up of Sprout Social's Smart Inbox.

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Solutions:
Define your “priority” network and focus most of your efforts there. Ask yourself: Where do you have the most meaningful interaction? Where are you seeing the most growth? Which platform is tied most to your business goals?
Adopt a social media tool like Sprout to consolidate your social presence and assets. Doing so will result in less time jumping between networks and will help streamline your workflow.
Consider outsourcing or sharing responsibilities across car owner data your marketing team as needed.
7. Little-to-no communication between departments
Social media marketing isn’t just about posting content and interacting with your audience. It involves collaboration with other departments such as customer service, product development and demand generation.

The graph below shows the teams that social marketers interact with the most.

A data visualization that reads "Teams that contribute to their organization's social strategy." The chart demonstrates that customer service, corporate communications, product, HR and R&D teams contribute to their company's social strategy.Sharing your data and insights shouldn’t be a burden and doesn’t have to be a time-consuming process. Collaboration goes hand in hand with creating better campaigns and lessening second-guessing, empowering yourself and your colleagues.

For example, consider how your sales or product teams see the ongoing impact of your content marketing and social presence. With their insights, you can spend more time on activities that help your customers and win over prospects.