Teleprompter notes for the cover. First person, conversational, about ninety to a hundred and thirty words. Say who you are, why the audience belongs here, and the one question the session answers. End by cueing the transition to the first section. Keep it to what you will actually say out loud, with no stage directions.
Notes for the divider. Set up the section in a sentence or two, name what you want the room thinking about, and hand off to the first content slide. Teleprompter voice, no meta-remarks.
An optional lead sentence that frames the three points below.
Notes for the content slide carry the real talk track. Expand each bullet into what you will say, flag what to watch for in the room, and lead into the next slide. Aim for ninety to a hundred and thirty words, first person, no em dashes.
One or two lines of supporting detail.
One or two lines of supporting detail.
One or two lines of supporting detail.
Notes for the cards slide. Walk each card in a sentence, then point the room at the next step. Remember the next-step link carries no-advance and opens in a new tab so the projector stays put.
Close with the one action you want each person to take.
One commitment. Name the single thing you will do first.
Closing notes. Restate the through-line in a sentence, make the ask concrete, and thank the room. End on the commitment prompt so people leave with one next action, not a summary.