Saad Ranjha · NeedCraft

Daily content systems for brands — social media management and short-form video, proven on my own 9-platform operation.

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Three real, checkable items — all my own work

My own work

NeedCraft 9-platform operation

My own-brand daily content operation across nine platforms. Live profiles are listed in the Social section.

My own channel — not client work

Joker Gaming on YouTube

8,150 subscribers / 186,416 views. My own channel — not client work.

My own business — not client work

Master Mind Computer Center

5.0-star listing. My own business — not client work.

I have no paid clients yet. Nothing above is client work.

Services

Two services, nothing else

1. Social Media Management

Daily content systems: content calendars, posting, captions, community basics, and a monthly reporting rhythm.

2. Short-Form Video Editing (AI-assisted)

Short-form edits (Reels / Shorts / TikTok-style), captions and subtitles, and hooks. AI-assisted workflow with human review on every cut.

Case studies

Four case studies, labelled honestly

My own operation

1. Own-brand 9-platform content system

Problem: A new brand needs a steady daily presence, and I had no client budget to lean on.
Constraints: One person, no paid team, nine platforms to keep consistent.
What I did: Built a daily content system for NeedCraft: a content calendar, posting routine, captions, and basic community replies.
Result: As of 26 Oct 2026, NeedCraft is live on nine platforms. Check the profiles in the Social section. No performance claims are made.
What I'd do differently: Start a monthly reporting rhythm earlier, so every platform has a written review from day one.

My own channel — not client work

2. Own YouTube channel: Joker Gaming

Problem: Grow and maintain a gaming channel as a solo creator.
Constraints: Solo production, with no outside team or budget.
What I did: Ran the channel myself: recording, editing, publishing, and upkeep.
Result: Listed at 8,150 subscribers / 186,416 views when this page was written (26 Oct 2026). Verify on the live channel.
What I'd do differently: Plan hooks and titles before recording, and review the channel analytics on a fixed schedule.

AI-assisted, human-reviewed

3. AI before/after edit

Problem: Raw short-form footage needs captions, a strong opening hook, and tighter pacing before it is ready to post.
Constraints: Fast turnaround, with every cut still checked by a person.
What I did: Edit with an AI-assisted workflow (AI-assisted, human-reviewed): AI helps with rough cuts and caption drafts, and I review and correct every cut.
Result: Before/after pair to be added below (placeholder). No performance claims are made.
What I'd do differently: Document each edit decision in a short note, so a client can see what the AI did and what I changed.

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SPEC WORK — NOT A CLIENT

4. Spec campaign

Problem: Show how a daily content system would be set up for a small brand, without a real client.
Constraints: No real audience, no live data, and no brand access.
What I did: Outline a spec content calendar, caption approach, and reporting layout. Hypothetical only.
Result: No live results exist, because spec work has no audience data. The sample calendar is to be added (placeholder).
What I'd do differently: Replace the spec with a real, small paid engagement and publish dated results with the client's permission.

Process

How an engagement runs

Intro email. You tell me about your brand, platforms, and goals.
Scope and quote. I confirm the scope and the final quote (USD and PKR) before any work starts.
Payment. Starter Sprints are 100% upfront. Project work is 50% upfront / 50% on delivery.
Kickoff. You send brand basics, access, and raw footage as needed.
Production. I build the calendar and posts, or edit the videos. Any AI assistance is labelled, and every cut is human-reviewed.
Delivery and revisions. You review, and revisions follow the terms in the quote.
Ongoing. If we continue, I run the monthly content rhythm and a monthly report.

About

Saad Ranjha, NeedCraft

I run NeedCraft and its daily content operation across nine platforms. I'm early-career and I have zero paid clients so far. Instead of inventing credentials, I prove my process on my own brands, and everything on this page about my results can be checked on the live profiles.

If you want to see how I work before you hire me, look at the profiles below and email me.

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Digital products and resources

My Gumroad storefront is where my digital products and resources live. Browse it directly for what is currently listed.

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Pricing

Offers and pricing

Starter Sprint

Social Media Management

$250–350about PKR 69,250–96,950

Video — 4 edits (AI-assisted, human-reviewed)

$120–200about PKR 33,240–55,400

100% upfront.

Ongoing

Social Media Management

$300–600/monthabout PKR 83,100–166,200/month

Video (AI-assisted, human-reviewed)

$25–75/videoabout PKR 6,925–20,775/video

Project terms: 50% upfront / 50% on delivery.

PKR figures use about 277/USD, 26 Oct 2026 — final quote confirmed before work starts.

FAQ

Honest answers

Why are there no client testimonials?

I have no paid clients yet, and I won't invent any. The proof here is my own work, which is labelled as mine and can be checked on the live profiles.

How is AI used in editing?

AI assists with the workflow, such as rough cuts and caption drafts. A person (me) reviews and corrects every cut before delivery, and I label AI assistance wherever editing is mentioned.

What are typical timelines?

Timelines depend on scope, so each quote states a delivery date before you pay. I'd rather confirm a realistic date than promise a fixed turnaround up front.

How do revisions work?

The quote states how many revision rounds are included, agreed before work starts. Requests outside that scope are quoted separately.

What are the payment terms?

Starter Sprints are 100% upfront. Project work is 50% upfront / 50% on delivery. Ongoing work follows the monthly terms in your quote.

What do you need from a client to start?

A short brief about your brand and goals, access to your accounts (or a way to publish), any raw footage or assets, brand guidelines if you have them, and one person who approves work.

Contact

Let's talk about your content

Send me an email about your brand, your platforms, and what you need.

Email saadranjha5@gmail.com