The phrase "affluent online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups who are wealthy and engage with online platforms or services.
Example: "The affluent online community has significantly influenced e-commerce trends in recent years."
Alternatives: "wealthy internet users" or "rich online demographic".
Yet, the percentage of affluent online shoppers, with household incomes of over $75,000, is expected to drop -- from 39percenttodayay to 33percentt in 2006, as more people from the lower-income brackets begin shopping online.
C1 Video Game Factories From Seoul to San Francisco, more affluent online gamers who lack the time and patience to work their way up to the higher levels of gamedom are willing to pay workers at Chinese game-playing factories to play the early rounds for them.
Walmart, for example, has acquired several retailers, including Moosejaw, Shoebuy.com (now Shoes.com), ModCloth and Bonobos, in a bid to appeal to more affluent online shoppers.
Seeking to avert a "digital divide" between affluent people online and the offline poor, Mr. Blair said he wanted universal Internet access for Britons by 2005.
Like Taipei, these cities hope to use their new networks to help less affluent people get online and to make their cities more business-friendly.
For hypothyroidism, CKD, psoriasis, cancer, stroke and dementia, prevalence rates were higher in the most affluent quintile (see online appendix table A7).
The move comes as Neiman Marcus is trying to reinvent itself as its affluent shoppers spend more online.
Morrisons has been hit by a combination of hard-up shoppers being tempted away by discounters such as Aldi and Lidl, while its more affluent customers are shopping online.
Users of Apple's tablet tend to be more affluent, more receptive to online advertising and more likely to spend money on their devices.
"Affinity China is connecting a global audience of affluent consumers with amazing online and offline experiences that bring the world closer to their doorstep". said Dave McClure of Silicon Valley's 500 Startups, which with RRE Ventures and Loeb Enterprises, provided seed funding for Affinity China.
It is particularly strong in suburban and rural areas and among low- and middle-income consumers, but it's playing catch-up with online sales and affluent urbanites.
