(WSJ) — Business-incubators programs provide entrepreneurial ventures with office space, services and counseling for little or no cost. (See related article, “Entrepreneurs Find New Way to Grow.”) But while the programs have been expanding amid increased demand for their support, landing a spot in these can still be challenging, as they tend to be selective when considering applicants. Here are three best ways for start-up companies to land a spot in a business-incubator program:
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