Returns don’t have to be a sunk cost - in fact, they can become your secret weapon for loyalty. Our CMO Corey Morris and Returbo CEO Julia Söderqvist unpack how brands can flip the script on returns.
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In 2024, online shoppers are expected to return over $890 billion worth of products. That’s nearly double what it was in 2019. And when you factor in restocking, logistics, and customer service, returns can eat up to 65% of a product’s original value.
But here’s what’s often overlooked:
That’s why how you manage returns—before and after purchase—can be a true competitive advantage.
Julia founded Returbo after running her own e-commerce business and realizing how painful manual return processes can be—for both merchants and customers.
Returbo helps modern e-commerce teams:
That keeps more revenue in your business—and customers in your ecosystem.

Returns happen when products don’t match expectations. That’s where Live Shopping shines.
Here’s how Sprii reduces returns:
It’s like walking into a store, talking to a salesperson, and walking out confident.
Corey and Julia agreed on one thing:
Returns shouldn’t be viewed as a problem to eliminate—but as an opportunity to improve.
It’s time to stop seeing returns as a sunk cost—and start seeing them as part of the full customer experience.
Whether it’s guiding customers before purchase through Live Shopping, or offering seamless post-purchase options through Returbo, the goal is the same:
Build trust. Boost loyalty. And keep shoppers coming back.
Want to watch the full talk - check out our Expert Talk with Returbo and Julia Söderqvist here.
Want to turn your returns into a loyalty engine? Visit reurbo.io to explore Returbo
Want to reduce returns before they happen? Learn how Sprii’s Live Shopping solution can help
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Live Shopping originated in China and has become a significant component of thecountry's e-commerce landscape. The concept began gaining traction in 2016 when platforms like Taobao Live, operated by Alibaba, introduced live streaming features that allowed sellers to showcase products in real-time, interact with viewers, and facilitate immediate purchases.
This innovative approach quickly resonated with consumers, blending entertainment with shopping convenience.



In 2025, sales through social platforms are projected to make up approximately 17% of total global online sales and are forecasted to reach nearly $700 billion









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