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Creating Multiple Content Items

How do you create multiple content items at once?

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Written by Sophia Siddig
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Introduction

If you want to create a large number of content items at once—e.g. for campaigns, content series, or new topic clusters—you can create multiple content tickets simultaneously in contentbird. This saves time and ensures a consistent structure.


Explanation of the Feature

The “Multiple Content” function allows you to create several content items in one step instead of creating each one individually.

This is especially useful for:

  • Content series (e.g. blog series)

  • Campaign planning

  • Filling new topics or stories

  • Complex publications with multiple components


Usage and Approach

1. Start Creation

  • Click on “Create Content”

  • Select the “Multiple Content” tab

Here, you choose to create multiple content items at once.


2. Define Quantity and Types

In the next step, you can define:

  • how many content items should be created

  • which content types should be used

Using plus (+) and minus (–), you can flexibly combine different quantities and types.


3. Define Shared Properties

Next, you define which properties should apply to all content items, such as:

  • Project

  • Language

  • Basic settings

This ensures consistency and saves you from duplicate entries.


4. Configure Individual Content

In the final step, you can assign individual attributes to each content item, such as:

  • Title

  • Workflow

  • Additional specific settings (if applicable)

This allows you to combine standardization with flexibility.


Best Practices

  • Use this feature for structured content planning (e.g. editorial plans)

  • Define shared parameters first to avoid errors

  • Use clear titles so content items are easily distinguishable

  • Combine this feature with workflows for a clean process


Conclusion

With the “Create Multiple Content Items” feature, you can efficiently create entire content packages. This is especially helpful for planning larger projects and ensures a clean, scalable content structure.

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