TO YOUR POINT

Definition: Expressing agreement or acknowledgment with someone's statement or argument, indicating that the speaker recognizes and understands the other person's perspective or viewpoint.

Synonyms: On Target, Addressing Issue, Relevant Response, Direct Response, In Line

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Considering the current circumstances, to your point, we need to reassess our strategy.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: I think we should prioritize marketing efforts towards our existing customer base. They already trust our brand and are more likely to make repeat purchases.B: That makes sense. Focusing on our loyal customers can indeed lead to higher retention rates and increase revenue. To your point, it's a strategic approach that aligns with our goals.
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