There’s something to be said for jumping when everybody else is ducking.  Assuming that the sky is not actually falling (which I have it on good authority it is not), times of economic downturn can be a great time to start a new business.  And that’s exactly the spirit of BizTechDay, a one-day conference in San Francisco this Saturday that promises to empower small business owners and entrepreneurs with the secrets of the Internet.  An impressive assortment of notable achievers from various walks of online business has been amassed to answer such timely questions as: How to Collect Money Online Using PayPal, Google Checkout & Amazon Payment;  How to use Linkedin, Facebook and Yelp to Create Your Web Presence; How to Create Your Own Social Network; How to Promote Your Event & Get Hundreds of People; and How to make something go viral.  Posterboy for the 4-hour work week and online labor arbitrageur, Tim Ferriss is keynoting.  Register.

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