A savvy man was sent over $300 worth of freebies from his favorite brands — after he wrote them poems.

Andrew Cunningham, 29, spotted a tip online which suggested supermarkets send free gifts if customers send them a poem.

He decided to test it out and wrote brand-specific short poems for 50 of his favorite household brands, restaurants and shops including Duracell, Boots, Waitrose, Odeon, Costco and Yorkshire Tea.

Incredibly, Andrew was sent over $300 worth of freebies from 16 of the companies he contacted.

His top results including bagging himself $52 of Scrub Daddy supplies, $39 of Odeon Luxe cinema tickets and $52 worth of Molton Brown goods.

He also got free food and drinks from KFC, Pringles, Richmond, Tunnock’s and Yorkshire Tea.

Andrew’s experiment was such a triumph that he’s compiling more poems to a further 50 companies to see how much more he can get.

Andrew, who runs money blog Capital Matters, from Glasgow, Scotland, said: “I had seen people posting online that they got free stuff from supermarkets after sending a poem.

“I thought ‘why don’t I try it with other places as well as supermarkets?’

“I wandered around my house and took notes of the most common brands I use, so if I did get any freebies I knew I’d use them.

“Then I started writing the poems — I tried to personalize them focusing on all the things I liked about that brand.

“I sent out 50 and got 16 freebies back which is a 32 percent success rate.

“If I’ve learnt anything from this, it’s if you’re looking to buy something expensive soon, email them a poem and they might give you a discount or a freebie.”

Andrew’s first approach was to Yorkshire Tea, with the following poem:

He was sent $13 of free decaf teabags as a thank you for the poem.

While lots of brands didn’t get back to him — from Persil to Disney Store and Tresemme to Moet — several did.

After sending personalized poems, he got a 16-pack of AA batteries from Duracell and free cinema tickets from both Odeon Luxe and Scotsman Picturehouse, Edinburgh.

He also got a 50 percent off voucher for his local Thai restaurant, Thaikun, in Glasgow, and teacakes with a matching branded hat from Tunnock’s.

Andrew said: “The branded woolly hat was probably the funniest thing I got. They sent me a box of teacakes too.”

Some of his most successful outcomes included getting a gift box from Scrub Daddy worth $52, after he sent them the following poem:

He also got a selection of handwash and a branded soap holder from Molton Brown, which he estimated came to around $52 too.

His poem to Molton Brown had read:

He also got a $4 Pringles voucher, a free KFC chicken burger and popcorn chicken, a $6.50 voucher for Caesars dog food and a $7.80 voucher for Richmond sausages.

Andrew said: “The poems were never aimed to be anything serious, they’re just for fun.

“I think the Scrub Daddy one was my favorite — we got a selection of sponges, a Dish Daddy and lots of refills.

“They sent it in a really fun box with nice packaging — they’re a really fun company.

“I think that would be my tip — if you know a company that does fun and light-hearted marketing, they’ll probably be a good shout.”

ESTIMATED TOTAL WORTH: $309