A Master Page is a way of storing your site layout in a single file which you can then assign to many pages. The site that is automatically generated when you create a new ASP.NET web application includes a master page. By using a master page you can avoid having to manually update each page when a minor change is made to your site layout.
The disadvantage of master pages is that you lose the ability to completely customize each page.
The ContentPlaceHolder is a special control that is only available on master pages. It is used to define areas that can be edited on pages that use the master page. The ContentPaceHolder appears in the standard category of the toolbox.
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