Goodwill Industries' top 10 nearest neighbors span casual dining, beauty salons, a sports team, a comedian, a radio show, and a bank — with no single category dominating the set.
The shape is broad, meaning audience overlap is distributed across many neighbors rather than concentrated in one. The closest neighbor is Thrift Stores at 0.84 — the only other entity in the top 10 sharing Goodwill's own subcategory. From there, the scores descend gradually: Bob Evans at 0.78 (Casual Dining), Sun Tan City at 0.77 (Beauty Salons and Spas), Smoking at 0.77 (its own Retail subcategory), and Carter Lumber and the Pittsburgh Pirates tied at 0.76 (Home Improvement and Hardware; Sports Teams). Rounding out the top 10: Daniel Tosh at 0.75 (Comedians), Arby's at 0.75 (QSR), Central Bank at 0.74 (Banks), and The BOB & TOM Show at 0.74 (Podcasts and Radio). That is a cross-kind cluster by any measure — nine of the ten neighbors come from entirely different subcategories than Thrift Stores, spanning five distinct categories: Restaurants & Eateries, Services, Retail, Organizations, Celebrities and Influencers, Financial, and Marketing Channels.
The breadth of this neighbor set signals an audience whose shape is defined less by what Goodwill sells than by a consistent demographic signature that cuts across dining, personal care, sports fandom, and media consumption.