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At 0.87, Bob Evans — a casual dining chain — sits above every bank in WesBanco's top 10, making it the single strongest audience overlap in the set. That cross-kind lead is the defining structural fact here.
The shape is two-peak. One cluster forms around regional banks: First Commonwealth Bank (0.86), Northwest Bank (0.83), and First Financial Bank (0.81) are the clearest same-kind neighbors, and they confirm that WesBanco's audience does overlap with other community and regional banking audiences. But the second cluster is built from everyday convenience and dining — Hot Head Burritos (0.85), Sheetz (0.85), and Holiday Hair (0.83) sit between those two banking neighbors, pulling the neighbor set away from a purely financial composition. Across the full top 10, four neighbors are banks (subcategory: Banks), three are restaurants or fast-casual dining, one is a gas station, and one is a beauty salon — with Barstool Racing (0.81, Websites) rounding out the set.
The two-peak structure means WesBanco's audience is shaped by two distinct gravitational pulls: community banking peers on one side, and a cluster of regional, everyday-spend brands on the other — a combination that points to a geographically concentrated audience with consistent, routine consumption patterns across both financial and non-financial categories.
