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# Advanced - content bulk operations

There are many content operations that can be performed in bulk. In GovCMS the standard content operations that can be performed in bulk are:

* Delete content
* Make content sticky
* Promote content to front page
* Publish content
* Save content
* Remove content from front page
* Unpublish content
* Update URL alias

These bulk operations allow you to quickly and easily make the above changes to multiple pages. The *Bulk operations* dropdown and button are displayed when **one or more items** is selected on the *Content listing* page. Click on *Content* on the *Admin menu* then select the checkboxes for one or more items in the content list. Click on the **Apply to selected items** button to perform the selected action.

<figure><img src="/files/IoCEKOpAyjbAOsI15ubv" alt=""><figcaption><p>Showing bulk operations menu</p></figcaption></figure>


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