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To experiment means to try new ideas or methods. It's usually followed by the preposition with. For example:

The team is experimenting with different designs for the website. - Here, experimenting with means they are trying out new designs to see which one works best.

Readers are people who read, especially those who read a particular publication. For example:

The magazine's readers enjoyed the article on new technology. - Here, readers are the people who regularly read the magazine.

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Yes, I am. I'm BLANK video interviews and interactive infographics to make the content more engaging for our BLANK.

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experimenting with

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Amy uses these two words to say that she's trying new ideas.

readers

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This word in the plural form refers to the people who read Amy's content.

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