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What is social graph?

It is a representation of a person's online identity, activity and relationship to other people and content. One can make use of this data for several other purposes like targetting specific ads, more relevant content publishing, improved targeted marketing and promotions. The data will be used to derive context that is specific your website's audience.
One can develop social media apps like social networking, messaging, media sharing, message boards, forums, review sections and many.


Figure: Social graph - an illustration

In simple words, you can make your website context sensitive to your website audience. Give what your audience like, not the other way!

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