The top 10 neighbors for Condé Nast span magazines, blogs, news publishers, websites, and B2B brands — a mixed cluster with no single subcategory dominating and scores compressed tightly between 0.98 and 0.97.

The shape is flat: The Cut leads at 0.98, followed by Intelligencer at 0.98 and Huge at 0.98, but the gap between first and tenth is less than two hundredths of a point. That compression means no single neighbor pulls the audience into a distinct orbit. Tallying the top 10 by subcategory: three are Marketing Channels (The Cut as a Magazine, Intelligencer as a Blog, Vulture as a News Publisher), two are Websites (Cool Hunting and The Infatuation), two are B2B brands (Huge and R/GA), one is a News Publisher (Observer), one is a Fitness brand (Equinox), and one is a Website (Astrology Zone). The most notable cross-kind finding is the presence of two B2B agencies — Huge (0.98) and R/GA (0.97) — sitting alongside editorial and lifestyle properties, suggesting the audience shape Condé Nast shares extends into the creative-industry professional world, not just media consumers.

Only one neighbor shares Condé Nast's own subcategory of Magazines (The Cut), which means the audience shape here is defined less by magazine readership specifically than by a broader cluster of urban, media-adjacent, and creative-professional properties.