At 0.76, Post Local — a regional news publisher — sits at the top of LEDO Pizza's similarity graph, while Pizza Boli's (0.74), a fellow pizza chain, forms the second distinct pull. That two-peak structure defines the shape: one neighborhood anchored in local news and civic media, the other in food and regional sports.
The news-and-civic cluster is the more prominent of the two. Beyond Post Local, it includes Shomari Stone (0.68), a journalist, and Post Food (0.63), another news publisher — both pointing toward an audience that tracks local and regional media closely. The Washington Nationals (0.69) and Washington Capitals (0.67) reinforce the regional character of this cluster; both are D.C.-area sports teams, and their presence alongside local news publishers suggests a geographically concentrated audience.
The food-adjacent cluster is thinner but real. Pizza Boli's is the only QSR in the top 10, and Giordano's (0.65) — another fast casual dining brand — is the only neighbor sharing LEDO Pizza's own subcategory. Giant Food (0.66), a general grocery chain, rounds out the food-side neighbors. The remaining positions are occupied by a government agency (U.S. Department of Education, 0.64) and an academic (Eddie S. Glaude Jr., 0.64), both of which align more with the civic-media cluster than the food one.
The overall shape is a regional audience that bridges local news consumption and D.C.-area food and sports — with the news side carrying the stronger pull.