The top 10 neighbors for CleanTechnica span an unusually wide range of subcategories — hotels, financial news, tech personalities, athletes, and a B2B brand — with scores compressed into a narrow band from 0.91 down to 0.88, the defining signature of a flat shape.
Hyatt Concierge leads at 0.91, which is the most structurally notable fact here: a hotel concierge account holds the top position for a cleantech website, ahead of any news publisher or tech outlet. Stocktwits follows at 0.90 — the only other Website subcategory neighbor in the top 10 — and Kevin Rose (Tech Personalities, 0.89) and Reuters (News Publishers, 0.89) round out the upper tier. From there, the scores barely move: Richard Branson (Professionals, 0.88), Biz Stone (Tech Personalities, 0.88), Thrive Global (B2B, 0.88), Martin Zwilling (Professionals, 0.88), Novak Djokovic (Athletes, 0.88), and Tim O'Reilly (Tech Personalities, 0.88) all sit within 0.006 of each other.
Subcategory-wise, the top 10 breaks down as: three Tech Personalities, two Professionals, one News Publisher, one Website, one Hotels, one B2B, and one Athlete. No single subcategory dominates, and CleanTechnica's own subcategory — Websites — appears only once (Stocktwits). The audience shape here is genuinely diffuse: it overlaps comparably with globally-minded professionals, financial media readers, tech-adjacent figures, and hospitality brands, with no single cluster pulling ahead.
This flat, cross-kind pattern suggests CleanTechnica's audience is defined less by a single content niche than by a broadly cosmopolitan, professionally-oriented profile that it shares with a wide variety of entities.