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If the same section — a banner, a promotional strip, a footer message — appears on many pages, you don’t need to update each page one by one. The answer depends on how that section was added to the pages.

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If the section is a prefab

The most efficient way to share content across pages is with a prefab — a saved section that all pages reference. If the section was added as a prefab, updating it is straightforward:
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Go to CMS → Prefabs
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Find the prefab that contains the section you want to update.
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Edit the prefab
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Click to open the prefab editor. Make your changes — update the text, swap images, change colours, whatever you need.
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Publish the prefab
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Click Save & publish. The updated section appears on every page that uses this prefab — saving alone is not enough, you must publish.
Publishing a prefab updates it on every page that references it at once. Double-check the result after publishing if the prefab appears on many high-traffic pages.

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If each page has its own copy of the section

If the section was built individually on each page (or inserted from a template, which creates a one-off copy), there is no automatic sync. You will need to update each page separately. To avoid this in future, move the shared content into a prefab:
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Create a prefab
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Go to CMS → Prefabs and click Create. Build the shared section there, then click Save & publish.
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Replace the copies on each page with the prefab
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Open each page, delete the existing copy of the section, then click Add section → Prefab and select your new prefab in its place.
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Going forward, edit through the prefab
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Any future updates are made in CMS → Prefabs. When you publish the prefab, every page that uses it updates automatically.