Welcome to Carl Sconnely's Web Site
Carl Sconnely currently resides in Altamonte Springs, FL (North of Orlando) since 1978. Carl received his education from Choctawhatchee High School, University of Florida, and Florida Technical Institute. His hobbies include Worldwide travel, tennis, polo, and golf.
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Carl Sconnely Presents: "Own the Perfect Business" at the 2009 RVDA Show
Carl Sconnely entertained RV Dealers by teaching them the business communication methods of some of the most successful business owners in the world. Carl's seminar
was aimed at helping dealers increase their personal freedom, cutting their costs, and increasing profit ratios.
Carl Sconnely's 2009 RVDA Seminar Pictures (click to enlarge)
RV Industry News
Without sales, you can cut all you want and the outcome will still be the same - your doors will eventually close. 
- Carl Sconnely
Take a Look at Carl Sconnely's Guest Editorial in RV Industry New's December/January 2009 Issue:
"Is Your Computer System Hurting Your Business or Helping it? - Page 24"
Recent Blog Entries
Is Facebook Truly a Social Part of Our Lives?
Posted by Carl on May 16, 2012
With all of the buzz about the new “Facebook” initial public offering or IPO, I started to dig a little deeper into my own personal usage of this online media. I use the term online media instead of social network because I’m not convinced that people are really socializing when using these networks.
When I socialize with friends and family, our topics range from things that happened in the past, current events and what the future will bring. Depending on whom I am with, the boundaries and privacy of the conversation can expand or contract. Who or what we talk about can be good, bad, or just plain gossip and hearsay. Many times, we even give and take advice from our friends and family on some very personal subjects. But the online media is different; I rarely hear anyone complain or ask for personal advice. What I do see (and post) are “look what I just did” pictures or a quick phase of the day.
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9 Million Reasons to Protect Your Identity
Posted by Carl on June 15, 2010
Currently, the Federal Trade Commission estimates that as many as 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. With this many occurrences, it’s likely that you already know someone who has had their identity stolen.
I have put together a list of common best practices that will help you protect yourself and your customers from identity theft. Passing this information on to your customers and prospects ultimately benefits your dealership: A prospect who has a stellar 800+ credit score one day, could be surprised to find that score knocked down or flagged for fraud alert when they try to finance an RV, making the sale tougher than it needs to be. In addition, customers will give you kudos just for passing on these helpful tips to secure their identity.
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