Playground →
Across the top 10 neighbors, no single entity dominates — the scores run from 0.93 down to 0.88 with no sharp drop, a broad shape where many audiences look alike rather than one pulling far ahead.
Dr. Phil leads at 0.93, the only other TV Personality in the top 10, and is the closest thing to a same-kind match. Below him, the neighbor set fans out across several subcategories: Ibotta (Technology brand, 0.91), Shemar Moore (Actor, 0.91), The Masked Singer (TV Show, 0.91), Young & The Restless (TV Show, 0.91), Little Debbie (Sweets brand, 0.90), Young and Restless (TV Show, 0.90), Ric Flair (Athlete, 0.90), Soap Opera Digest (Magazine, 0.89), and NCIS: New Orleans (TV Show, 0.88). Tallying the subcategories: four TV Shows, one TV Personality, one Actor, one Athlete, one Magazine, one Technology brand, and one Sweets brand. The dominant thread is broadcast television — daytime soaps, primetime procedurals, and competition formats — but the presence of a cashback app, a snack brand, and a wrestling athlete at near-identical scores signals that the audience shape is defined less by any single content category than by a broad mainstream consumer profile that cuts across entertainment and everyday brands.
The breadth of this neighbor set reflects an audience whose composition is shared widely across mass-market TV and consumer brands, with no narrow niche pulling it in one direction.
