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Digiday's top 10 neighbors span four distinct subcategories — Websites, Magazines, B2B brands, News Publishers, and Journalists — with no single type dominating and scores compressed into a narrow band from 0.98 to 0.99.
The shape is flat: PSFK leads at 0.99, followed by Ad Age at 0.99 and Quartz at 0.99, but none of these pulls meaningfully ahead of the others. The top 10 includes four fellow Websites — PSFK, The Information, Co.Design, and MediaPost — alongside two Magazines (Ad Age and Adweek), one News Publisher (Quartz), three B2B brands (R/GA, Wieden+Kennedy, and Ogilvy), and one Journalist (Kara Swisher). The B2B presence is the cross-kind finding worth noting: three advertising and creative agencies sit inside the top 10 at scores between 0.98 and 0.99, placing them on equal footing with trade publications that share Digiday's own subcategory. That the agencies cluster this tightly alongside media brands suggests the audience doesn't separate "reading about the industry" from "following the firms that work in it."
The flat shape, with its tight score range and mixed subcategory composition, points to an audience defined by a professional context — media and marketing — rather than loyalty to any single content format or entity type.
