Ross County manager Malky Mackay believes they will continue to "punch above our weight" to remain in the Scottish Premiership.
The Staggies secured their top flight status with a dramatic turnaround against Partick Thistle in the play-off final before winning the two-legged tie on penalties.
The match was live on Sky Sports and Mackay insists the game has helped attract players to the club this summer.
"There really was a feel good factor around the day that's kicked into the fans, the team and players coming that have watched the game," he told Sky Sports News.
"It was the only live game on in Britain that day and even the conversations we've had with clubs, agents and players has meant that we've been able to get our business done really early.
"There are still six weeks to go in the transfer window, but the fact we can get them bedded into the team and into a competitive game will certainly help.
"We have got a bit turnaround of players here most years so it's helped this year as far as that's concerned."
