Write the main point of the paper at the top. Make sure to type your talking paper, as this makes it easy to read and more professional.
Use bullet points for the main issues. Under each bullet point, use smaller bullet points that are indented slightly on the page for issues related to the main bullet point. This format helps keep the main subjects and information clear, just as an outline would.
Double-space your talking paper in order to facilitate reading for your audience. When readers glance at the paper, they should not have to concentrate too hard to be able to find the main points, and double-spacing makes them easier to find than single-spacing would.
Include only pertinent information. Details should be included elsewhere, as a talking paper consists of main points only.