The phrase "affluent niche" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific market segment that is wealthy or has a high income level.
Example: "The luxury brand successfully targeted an affluent niche, catering to customers who seek exclusive products and services."
Alternatives: "wealthy segment" or "high-income market".
The idea is to appeal to an affluent, niche audience -- "like a magazine," Mr. Solomon said.
A video show that attracts a highly-focused, affluent niche audience like WineLibrary.TV can command a $10 CPM for overlays.
For financial companies with a less tangible product, teams will highlight the opportunity to target a more affluent niche audience, including team owners and their business contacts, season ticket holders and others in the VIP area or luxury suites.
Namely: it takes one small, heavily publicised niche – affluent, usually white LGBTs – and presents them as representative of a whole spectrum of people.
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Delivering recent innovations in the "diet" foods market is a case in point: to target the more affluent, health-conscious niche, Walmex now stocks over 250 diet products, including low-carb chocolate and sugar-free candy, and reports that consumer spending on such products is increasing [ 78].
Peloton, which makes a high-end exercise bike that livestreams indoor cycling classes, wants to step beyond its niche first customers — affluent suburban women.
Until electric cars can match the range and the power of gasoline-powered vehicles, they will probably remain a niche market for affluent urbanites.
Mr. Weinmann, the chief executive of Mega Maldives Airlines, is going after a growing niche, linking increasingly affluent China with the Maldives, a tiny island nation.
In short, both the Viggen and the Aero are niche vehicles for affluent drivers who value being different almost as much as they like performance and comfort.
Venture Capital START-UP AIRLINE FINDS ITS PLACE IN MALDIVES George Weinmann, the chief executive of Mega Maldives Airlines, is going after a growing niche, linking increasingly affluent China with the tiny island nation, reports Ron Gluckman from Beijing.
