Are twitter.com links normalised to x.com?

No. The URL is kept exactly as the site published it, since both still resolve and rewriting would misrepresent the source.

Why is this field usually empty?

Because most local businesses never had an account. It is the least populated social column in the catalog.

Contact field

X (Twitter) profile

The X profile URL linked from the business website, when one is published.

Column name: x
Group: Contact
Availability: Every plan, free included

What this column contains

A profile URL on x.com or twitter.com, kept in the form the site published it.

Where the value comes from

Read from the social links on the business's own site during the email crawl.

Example value

https://x.com/gulluoglu

What people use it for

01Add a public support channel for businesses that ignore email.
02Gauge whether a prospect maintains a broad social footprint or just one channel.
03Monitor announcements from accounts you are actively working.
04Enrich records for agencies whose pitch covers every channel a client runs.

What it will not tell you

Coverage is thin outside media, tech and hospitality, and legacy twitter.com links are common — both forms are kept as published rather than rewritten.

Questions about this field

Are twitter.com links normalised to x.com?: No. The URL is kept exactly as the site published it, since both still resolve and rewriting would misrepresent the source.
Why is this field usually empty?: Because most local businesses never had an account. It is the least populated social column in the catalog.

This is one of 41 columns on every row, on every plan. See the full field reference or check pricing.