If you watched the inauguration of Barack Obama, Aretha Franklin sang the song "My Country, Tis of Thee". She also happened 
to be wearing a custom hat with a bow on it with some Bling!
I have no idea how somebody would know who made it or even how to get ahold of the company or person. I’m sure most searched online. Clearly people were able to find out.
The most popular way contact happened was via Phone according to Yahoo!. If the interested people happened to find MrSongMillinery.com they would be able to "see" Luke Song’s hat collection online.
Sadly, they can only see and not purchase.
Even if these hats are One Of A Kind, there should still be a shopping cart on the site! No matter the price either! If you only sell through retailers, a locator or list should be provided so it’s easy for people to buy.
It’s 2009!
Having your products sold on your site is really easy! Sometimes you only get one chance and this was a huge chance for this hat company that could of made this site very popular in a very short time. Since only pictures are in place, "shoppers" that did find the site, left with the same amount of money when they first made the visit.
I still do not understand the email address offered on the site. I mean the site owner owns the domain, why use a Hotmail address? To me, it’s not very professional and I advise you use an email address of your site. A contact page doesn’t hurt either instead of just posting your company address, email etc all on the home page.
Company Info, Products, Custom Orders, Contact and Shopping Cart pages would be the best
Amazon.com, Shop.com offer store features. PayPal offers shopping carts and many programs are available for inventory tracking and shopping carts!
If your website still has that early 90′s look and function, stop missing out and get your products on your virtural shelf! Thousands made in one day on your Phone, could be Ten’s or Hundreds of thousands online and you wouldn’t even have to pick up your phone. In return.. your hands would be free to make and ship all the hats flying out the door.
trevor
You’re back on domaining.com. What happened?
**Jamie Says**
Francois and I had a little chat and I left it up to him if he wanted to put DotWeekly back on Domaining.com . He decided to do so after our chat. So I am back on Domaining.com.
danny
Mr. Song also makes private labels hats for Donnavinci.com and is sold to retail stores. Their hats are great!
Nolan Butler
I’m hoping this message is being read by Mr. Song. I am very interested in ordering this hat for my mother for mother’s day and would like to know how to contact you to order it. My phone # is (503) 935-4890 and (503) 494-4818 (wrk). Please contact me. Thank you for your time.
Mrs .Janice Reese
I would like to see the hats that you have made for 2009,they called me the hat lady of Bham,Alabama most of the times when I go out I do wear a hat where ever I go,so I need to see some more of you hats for 2009. Thank You Very Much M
Lillian
You can go to the website http://www.mrsongmillinery.com
Diane Steinberg Lewis
I am proud to have inherited many Mr. Song hats from my mother, Martha Jean “The Queen” Steinberg, Legendary Radio personality. She became known for wearing these unique and exquisite hats. The last CROWN she wore at the Annual King of Kings Palm Sunday Service was designed by Luke Song.
The Song Family has loved my mother and made her even more beautiful with every special creative touch. I own a few hats that Luke made for me, too! I am blessed beyond measure at the thought of owning so many Mr. Song treasures,