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Another recommendation for this would be Xenu's Link Sleuth too. It's a free application that will crawl your entire domain and report titles, metadata, broken links, header response codes amongst a load of other relevant metrics and will allow you to sort by any data along with display a report too.

Excellent! Seems like you have most bases covered - this is good. Some people find links from high DA but low PA useful, others find the opposite useful. As always, there should be a bit of both. Try not to pick a strategy that puts all your eggs in one basket. I would prioritize the high PA first but dont forget about the high DA and low PA links, come back to these at a later stage Also, make sure that there are other backlink strategies in place other than directory listings. There are lots of ways to gather links, directories are just one slice of the pie. Feel free to send me a private message should you need assistance or add me to skype, the info is on my profile Matt

Hello Caroline, This really depends on the scale of the problem. If we're talking thousands of product pages or more then that's an issue we'll have to discuss in more depth to see what options there are (noindexing some of them, making them the same sku and offering them as a variant so you can put all on one product page like clothing stores do with colors and sizes, etc...). However, if you're talking about a few hundred or less my advice would be to take the time to get creative and write unique titles and descriptions for each variant that has its own page. It will be worth the effort in the long run. To Naghirniac's point, you could think of this as an opportunity to target more types of keywords. Please let me know if I can further elaborate, in which case I'd need to know how many products we're talking about here. Thanks!

Ok .. cheers for the responses and clearing that up